Trump delays 50% tariffs on Canadian goods just hours before the deadline
President Donald Trump has delayed planned 50% tariffs on Canadian goods for three days, saying the US and Canada have reached a trade deal pending final documents. The proposed tariffs could affect $20 billion in imports, including dairy, wine, cement, clothing and hockey equipment.The negotiations also involve auto tariffs, dairy quotas, digital trade, American liquor restrictions and the possible revival of Keystone XL.
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