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US stocks extended losses on Tuesday after President Donald Trump announcedmore tariffs on Canada. Trump said he would raise tariffs to 50%on steel and aluminum coming from Canada. “This will go ...

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President Trump has complained that American banks are restricted from operating in Canada. They can, but are hamstrung. By Rob Copeland Rob Copeland covers Wall ... the United States and its ...

WASHINGTON: The United States and Canada traded angry tariff warnings ... But Ontario has since halted the surcharge after talks with Washington. Wall Street stocks slumped for a second straight ...

Wall Street stocks ... coming into the US. Unleashing the fresh wave of tariffs, Trump announced in a Truth Social post, that steel and aluminum tariffs on Canada would double to 50 percent ...

The tariff will go into effect Wednesday morning and bring the total US levy on Canadian ... as Trump ramps up Canada trade war COLUMN: Ignore the stock market — Wall Street dealing with painful ...

"I think it's really been driven by the Walmart report in the United States," said Jeff Sayer ... Walmart and Costco also operate in Canada. Walmart indicated that consumers were facing an ...

Lutnick has been making the rounds on U.S. cable networks selling Trump's tariffs and ripping into Canada's response ... titled "The most hated guy on Wall Street: the unspoken story around ...

Canada says the additional tariffs ... steer the world's biggest economy toward a recession. The US president dismissed the losses on Wall Street, saying that he does not see the possibility ...

Hours after President Trump said he would impose extra heavy tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum, the White House reversed ...

Hillman defended Canada’s position, noting that the United States sells three times as much dairy product to Canada as vice versa. “Canada is your No. 1 customer, and you have a trade surplus ...