Ecuador-Canada trade deal

Trump Temporarily Halts Canada Tariffs: A Pyrrhic Victory?

Following President Trump’s announcement of 25% tariffs on Canadian imports, a 30-day pause was agreed upon. This reprieve, mirroring a similar agreement with Mexico, follows both countries’ commitments to combat fentanyl trafficking into the U.S. Trump’s initial plan also included tariffs on Chinese goods and Canadian energy resources. Canada had threatened retaliatory tariffs on $155 billion worth of U.S. goods in response to the initial tariff announcement.

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Canada and Ecuador Finalize Trade Deal Amidst US Tensions

Ecuador’s president has announced the finalization of a new trade deal with Canada, marking a significant development in international relations and economic cooperation. This agreement comes at a time of shifting global dynamics, with some suggesting a potential realignment of trade partnerships.

The deal signifies a strengthening of the economic ties between Ecuador and Canada, which have already seen a considerable increase in bilateral trade in recent years. Ecuador has been importing substantial quantities of wheat and oil products from Canada, while Canada has, in turn, imported significant amounts of crude and precious metals from Ecuador. This existing trade relationship serves as a strong foundation for the newly finalized agreement.… Continue reading