Carney says aluminum prices open way to trade deal with Trump

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is leveraging rising aluminum prices to negotiate a broader trade deal with the U.S. He argues that current U.S. tariffs are primarily impacting American buyers and suggests a comprehensive agreement covering metals, autos, and lumber.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said President Donald Trump’s tariff on foreign aluminum is mostly being paid by US buyers, adding there’s a “win-win” trade deal but only if both countries can address that sector in connection with the broader trade war.
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