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A last-minute agreement has momentarily alleviated concerns over a looming trade war between Canada and the United States. However, Canadian officials are expressing anxiety about the challenging negotiations that lie ahead. The recent developments have provided a temporary sense of security for investors, but the stakes remain high as both countries navigate complex trade dynamics.
Canadian leaders are particularly wary of the implications that a breakdown in talks could have on the economy. With a significant portion of Canadian exports reliant on the US market, any disruptions could lead to substantial financial losses. The uncertainty surrounding future trade policies is raising alarms among businesses that fear potential tariffs and restrictions.
As negotiations progress, Canadian officials are urging a collaborative approach to ensure mutual benefits and avoid adverse outcomes. The focus remains on fostering a stable trade relationship that supports economic growth and prosperity for both nations. The coming weeks will be critical in determining the future of Canada-US trade relations.
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