Jinshi data, February 4th, according to the Cable News Network (CNN), President Trump of the United States said on Monday that his second call with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was "very smooth." When asked if he still plans to impose tariffs on Canada, he simply said, "We'll see." The Canadian dollar responded by pumping, and the USD/CAD short term fell nearly 80 points, currently trading around 1.4517. Canada stated on Saturday that it will impose a 25% tariff on US goods worth 155 billion Canadian dollars (equivalent to 106.5 billion US dollars). The initial tariff will be imposed on Tuesday in response to Trump's announcement of a 25% tariff on all goods from Canada, which will also take effect on Tuesday.
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Trump said the call with Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau went smoothly
Jinshi data, February 4th, according to the Cable News Network (CNN), President Trump of the United States said on Monday that his second call with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was "very smooth." When asked if he still plans to impose tariffs on Canada, he simply said, "We'll see." The Canadian dollar responded by pumping, and the USD/CAD short term fell nearly 80 points, currently trading around 1.4517. Canada stated on Saturday that it will impose a 25% tariff on US goods worth 155 billion Canadian dollars (equivalent to 106.5 billion US dollars). The initial tariff will be imposed on Tuesday in response to Trump's announcement of a 25% tariff on all goods from Canada, which will also take effect on Tuesday.