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Politics Insider: U.S.-Canada trade deal within weeks? Trump thinks so
What happened
US President Donald Trump stated he believes a trade agreement with Canada will be reached in three to four weeks. New import bans on select Canadian goods, including alcoholic beverages and motorcycles, take effect on September 29. Trump made this prediction after unveiling plans for a US$18-billion steel plant in Iowa.
Why it matters
The trade agreement's outcome has implications for the US-Canada economic relationship. The prediction comes as new trade restrictions are implemented, affecting Canadian businesses. The outcome may impact economic relationships between the two countries.
Key facts
- U.S. President Donald Trump predicts a trade deal with Canada within three to four weeks.
- New import bans on Canadian goods take effect on September 29.
- Trump unveiled plans for a US$18-billion steel plant in Iowa.
- Canada's Trade Minister has not commented on the prediction.
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