
US President Donald Trump said he expected Canadian authorities to propose lifting all trade tariffs within three to four weeks, accusing Ottawa of treating the US unfairly and emphasizing the need for a fair new deal.
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Trade relations between the United States and Canada deteriorated after Washington imposed massive tariffs on Canadian imports, prompting Ottawa to retaliate with mirror levies on American goods including steel, dairy products and farm equipment.
US President Donald Trump expressed confidence that the Canadian authorities will turn to Washington within the next three to four weeks with a proposal to completely eliminate all trade duties.
Trump said he expects Canada to admit mistakes and reach a fair new deal.
Trade relations between the United States and Canada are experiencing a period of bitter confrontation due to large-scale tariffs on imports.
WASHINGTON, September 28 – RIA Novosti. US President Donald Trump expressed confidence that the Canadian authorities will turn to Washington within the next three to four weeks with a proposal to completely eliminate all trade duties as part of a new deal.
"I think what's going to happen in the next three or four weeks is that they (Canada - ed.) will come to us and say, 'We're going to eliminate all the tariffs.'
Trade relations between the United States and Canada are going through a period of bitter confrontation. After Washington imposed large-scale tariffs on Canadian imports, Ottawa responded by imposing mirror taxes on tens of billions of dollars of American goods, affecting steel, dairy products and agricultural machinery.
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Canadian authorities will approach the United States with a proposal to completely eliminate all trade tariffs within three to four weeks
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