Trump Ultimatum Expires: Is the Import Ban on Canadian Goods Coming?
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Trump's deadline in the trade dispute with Canada has expired. Meanwhile, China and the US announce a tariff agreement worth 30 billion dollars – and Senator Schumer warns against chip relaxations.
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In the trade dispute between Washington and Ottawa, an ultimatum from US President Donald Trump is expiring. What exactly this means for Canadian goods remains unclear as of now – Handelsblatt is consolidating US tariff policy in an ongoing news blog, from which no final decision on an import ban has emerged so far.
What's Been Established So Far
Trump had set Canada a deadline. In the available excerpt of the Handelsblatt news blog, no decision has yet been documented as to whether an import ban on Canadian goods will actually take effect. The editorial team is updating the news blog on an ongoing basis.
Tariff Agreement with China Worth 30 Billion Dollars
Alongside this, China and the US have, according to Handelsblatt, secured an agreement: both sides are lowering tariffs on goods worth 30 billion US dollars. Which product groups are exactly affected does not emerge from the available excerpt.
Schumer Warns Against Chip Relaxations
At the same time, US Senator Chuck Schumer is warning the president against a relaxation of export controls for semiconductors.
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