Trump signals imminent US-Canada trade deal amid tariff standoff
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Canadian PM Carney indicates a trade deal is more likely if Washington moves toward accepting Ottawa's red lines, following US President's claim that a deal is close. The exact terms remain uncertain, but both sides signal progress, reducing immediate risk of escalation.
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A US-Canada trade deal is reportedly nearing conclusion, with both US President Trump and Canadian PM Carney signaling progress. However, significant disagreement persists regarding Canada's 'red lines' and the sufficiency of its concessions, raising uncertainty about a final agreement. The timing of US statements, nine days before midterm elections, suggests political influence.
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