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From tariffs to trade ban: Trump locks out Canadian booze, motorcycles and more
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US President Donald Trump has taken action against Canada by locking out certain goods.
What happened
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has responded to Trump's actions by taking retaliatory measures, including reducing Canada's reliance on the US. Trump's actions have targeted Canadian exports, including those from Diageo and Anheuser-Busch InBev. Canada is the second country, after China, to take retaliatory measures against Trump's tariffs.
Why it matters
The action highlights the complex trade relationships between the US, Canada, and China. The reliance of Canadian exports on the US has been reduced. The retaliatory measures by Canada and China may have different outcomes.
Key facts
- Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has taken measures to reduce Canada's reliance on the US.
- Canada's exports to the US accounted for more than 70% of Canadian exports.
- Canada is the second country to retaliate against Trump's tariffs, after China.
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