US-Canada trade deal collapses, triggering reciprocal tariffs and market slide
The United States has placed 50% tariffs on 20 billion dollars of Canadian products after negotiations ended without an agreement. Canada has responded with its own tariffs on American steel and electronics. The Canadian currency weakened as markets reacted to the escalating trade conflict.
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