President Trump’s termination of trade talks won’t make a big difference to the near-term outlook, given rumours that any imminent deal would only provide modest tariff relief to the metals sectors. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Mark Carney’s goal to double non-US exports is laudable, but would only make up for the fall in exports to the US that we’ve already seen.
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