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I feel like Trump is grandstanding.
He shot his mouth off, Canada did some stuff (mostly in the fall fiscal update), he looked tough for his base, but relented at the 11th hour.
That last minute save means Trump doesn't have to deal with the sustained economic impact of tariffs. He got to stir the pot and see how much he can get away with.
Coincidentally, Mexico got the exact same deal. We're gonna go through the same song and dance next month.
But it's a good wakeup call for US allies: it's time to start looking for other markets and building trade deals with less volatile partners.
Yea, we don't know what happened in the phone call. I don't think Trump was expecting us to fight back, he would have taken any deal to safe face and say he won. The important part is that all of us don't forget what happened. Regardless of what happens next month, America threatened us, we can't go back to the way things were. I am going to continue to choose Canada first, fuck the States.
True, but it's weird that Mexico got the exact same deal.
You're totally right. We need to remove barriers to interprovincial trade and start looking for other trading partners. I hear the EU doesn't buy much of our aluminum. Maybe it's time for the feds to encourage that kind of export.