The US president Donald Trumpan rose to 50% for power in the United States after electricity was sold under the United States.
As a result, the US president has withdrawn the threat of doubling the doubles of the tariffs for Canada.
But this does not mean that the Federal Government scheme will be in the scheme to establish 25% tariff, which initiated all the steel and aluminum imported on Wednesday.
What motivated Trumes to double the tariffs?
Trump said it would double the specified tariff in Canadian aluminum and steel imports. Raised to 50 percent.
It was after the announcement from Ottawa Premier Doug Fode, which enabled power exports to the US in revenge, the true tariffs of Canada.
In a post in the social platform of his truthTrump said that 25% tariff was proposed by 25% tariff extravagar in the steel and aluminum products from Canada.
The post was soon reduced by the market.
If Canada Tariff tariffs, unless the tariff tariffs, it threatened additional tariffs in imported cars.
Incoming Canadian Prime Minister Mark Caruni responded to the Trump Karanya “The attack on Canadian workers, families, families and businesses.”
“My government will ensure the maximum influence in the US and has the lowest impact on Canada,” he said in X.
He added that the Americans will keep our new rule until the Americans respectfully and fairly and reliable proportion.
Increasing the tenses with Canada
Announced White House In the early February, the original 25% tariffs in Canadian goods in the early season of the illegal aliens, justified the “illegal aliens.
Ontario’s Premier Monday – A border provision issued by US states, Michigan and Minnesota – American consumers said that the cost will increase the cost of electricity. He requested other premiums to increase its own price in key exporting goods.
Trump’s declaration is in response directly to the move of Ontario.
He repeatedly to include in Canada, “Means to be the first state worth it. This is all the tariffs and everything else.”
Artificial version of artificial separation of artificial separances called the US-Canada border called the US-Canada border.
Edited: Natalie Muarr
