The U.S. administration announced a 35% tariff on Canadian imports while exempting products under the USMCA agreement. The policy move—branded as a corrective measure to rebalance trade—has set off a flurry of discussions among trade analysts and industry insiders about its potential disruptive impact on cross‐border commerce.
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