Tariff deal with Trump unlikely before U.S. midterms, says Canada's former trade chief
Trade expert Steve Verheul suggests that a new tariff deal between the U.S. and Canada is unlikely before the American midterms. Discussions regarding the CUSMA agreement are expected to continue into next year as stakeholders monitor U.S. trade policy.
Why it matters
The uncertainty surrounding U.S. trade agreements impacts Canadian economic stability and cross-border business relations.
Steve Verheul told an online business audience that there could be a window when U.S. President Donald Trump and his administration are looking for a political win before American voters head to the polls in the fall.
The article relies on expert analysis and provides a balanced view of trade negotiations.
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