US-Canada Trade Talks Resume: Trump, Carney Cite Progress
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Canadian PM Mark Carney and US President Donald Trump are making progress on a trade agreement aimed at creating jobs and reducing costs, following previous tariff tensions. Negotiations are slow but ongoing, with the outcome potentially influencing US elections. Canada is also exploring new markets with the EU, indicating a hedging strategy.
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US President Trump and Canadian PM Carney have resumed constructive trade negotiations, signaling a potential de-escalation of bilateral trade tensions. Negotiators are tasked with drafting a deal in the coming weeks, though specific terms remain undisclosed. Canada maintains a firm stance, indicating a willingness to delay an agreement until after Trump's term if terms are not sufficiently favorable.
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