Canada Fires Back At Trump: Up to 50% Tariffs on $20 Billion of US Goods
Canada hit back at Trump with tariffs of up to 50% on $20B of U.S. goods, escalating the trade war ahead of Sept. 8.
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Trump Could Reportedly Cut Canadian Auto Tariffs to 15%, Aluminum and Steel to 25%: NUE, STLD, CENX in Focus (UPDATED)
The U.S. and Canada could be close to an agreement on cutting auto tariffs to 15% but effective rates may be lower.
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