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Live updates: Trump pauses planned tariffs on Canada and Mexico; Elon Musk says USAID to be shut down
Trump's wide-ranging tariffs on Mexico, Canada and China divided lawmakers and world leaders over the weekend. President Donald Trump is expected to speak with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Mexican leaders today, two days after he announced he would impose sweeping tariffs on both countries and China.
Trump agrees to Canada tariff pause hours after similar deal with Mexico
President Donald Trump on Monday agreed to a 30-day pause on his tariff threats against Canada, hours after reaching a similar arrangement with Mexico. Both nations, America’s two largest trading partners, agreed to take steps to appease his concerns about border security and drug trafficking.
Canadian citizens told Newsweek they're preparing to buy local and gave Justin Trudeau high marks for his handling of the ...
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in a call with President Trump pledged to beef up border security with more personnel and ...
How “little” would the “pain” caused his own agenda be? The president didn’t say. How long is the “short term”? The ...
President Trump’s on-again, off-again tariffs briefly hit the market on Monday, before fear evaporated. What it shows: ...
"A permanent U.S. tariff of 25% will undoubtedly create economic dislocation that will rupture and reorient supply chains and ...
The levies have prompted concerns of higher prices for consumers purchasing cars, refrigerators, produce and other items that ...
The markets recovered some losses after Mexico and Canada announced a one-month tariff reprieve for their countries.
Car stocks, including Tesla shares, were volatile on Monday—and in the red. Tariffs are the reason. Over the weekend, ...
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