Trump Says Trade Deal With Canada Could Happen ‘Fairly Soon’
The president said Canada needed to 'treat our farmers better' and stop charging large tariffs.
President Donald Trump indicated that a trade deal with Canada is likely to be finalized soon, expressing that Canada is eager to reach an agreement. These comments were made following a meeting in Ireland, where Trump addressed questions about the future of the USMCA. He also reiterated past grievances about the U.S. being disadvantaged in trade relations with Canada for decades.
- President Trump believes a trade deal with Canada could be secured “fairly soon.”
- He stated that Canada “wants to make a deal very bad.”
- Trump’s remarks were made after a meeting in Ireland.
- He responded to a question about potentially withdrawing from the USMCA.
- Trump mentioned the U.S. has been “ripped off for 50 years by Canada.”
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