Canada and Mexico Push for Emergency Talks After New Trump Tariff Threat

Canada and Mexico Push for Emergency Talks After New Trump Tariff Threat

Canada and Mexico Push for Emergency Talks After New Trump Tariff Threat Shakes Markets Canada and Mexico respond to Trump’s proposed 25 percent tariffs with emergency talks as markets react. What it means for USMCA trade,avocado prices,lumber costs,and consumer inflation. Trade tensions flared again across North America after former President Donald Trump warned of a possible 25 percent tariff on imports from Canada and Mexico. The announcement triggered swift reactions from both governments and rattled currency and equity markets overnight. Businesses,consumers,and lawmakers are now watching closely to see whether negotiations can prevent a full trade confrontation. Why Trump Is Threatening Tariffs on Neighbors Trade pressure tied to border and enforcement concerns Trump framed the tariff threat as a response to trade imbalances and border enforcement disputes. Supporters say the move would pressure both countries into stronger compliance,while critics argue it risks destabilizing a deepl…