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Trump’s 50% Canada Auto Tariff Shock: These ETFs Could Be in the Crosshairs

BenzingaAug 24, 2026, 6:14 PMChandrima Sanyal

Trump’s proposed 50% tariff on Canadian autos could hit automakers and supply chains. Here are the ETFs most exposed to the trade-war shock.

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