Trump praises trade progress with Canada's Carney but holds firm on tariffs

France 24Tuesday, October 7, 2025 at 10:02:33 PM
Trump praises trade progress with Canada's Carney but holds firm on tariffs
President Donald Trump recently praised Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney for the progress made in trade discussions, highlighting Carney's leadership during his visit to the White House. While Trump acknowledged the positive developments, he maintained a firm stance on tariffs, indicating that negotiations are ongoing. This interaction is significant as it reflects a willingness to collaborate on trade issues, which could lead to improved economic relations between the US and Canada.
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