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US to Increase Tariffs on Canadian Autos, Steel to 50% From 2027: Trump
US to Increase Tariffs on Canadian Autos, Steel to 50% From 2027: Trump
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US President Donald Trump said on Monday that Canada would face 50% tariffs on its cars, trucks, automotive parts, and steel starting January 1, 2027. 24.08.2026, Sputnik India
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"On January First, 2027, Tariffs on all Cars, Trucks, both large and small, Automotive Parts, and Steel, will be increased to 50%," Trump wrote on Truth Social.He further said that Canada will no longer be treated like a state by the United States, citing Ottawa's alleged unfair trade policy toward Washington.Canada expects to enjoy the benefits of being a US state without actually becoming one, while accusing Ottawa of imposing tariffs on US farmers for years, he stressed on Sunday.Meanwhile, the US expects Canadian PM Mark Carney to return to the negotiating table soon after trade talks collapsed and tariffs took effect, US Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy said.On Friday, trade negations between the United States and Canada derailed. Ottawa, which halted all talks with the US, said the collapse was caused by "eleventh hour" changes introduced by American negotiators that were "unacceptable" and would allegedly infringe upon Canadian sovereignty.Carney said Washington demanded the elimination of cultural and language protections for French and also sought to restrict Ottawa's ability to strike additional free trade agreements with other countries.Overnight into Saturday, the United States began to levy a 50% tariff on some US$20.2 billion worth of Canadian goods. The Canadian prime minister vowed to match the new tariffs "dollar for dollar."Politico later reported, citing a White House official, that the deadlock was allegedly caused by last minute changes introduced by the Canadian team, contradicting Ottawa's account of developments.
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US to Increase Tariffs on Canadian Autos, Steel to 50% From 2027: Trump
US President Donald Trump said on Monday that Canada would face 50% tariffs on its cars, trucks, automotive parts, and steel starting January 1, 2027.
"On January First, 2027, Tariffs on all Cars, Trucks, both large and small, Automotive Parts, and Steel, will be increased to 50%," Trump wrote on Truth Social.
He further said that Canada will no longer be treated like a state by the United States, citing Ottawa's alleged unfair trade policy toward Washington.
"Canada will be treated like a State no longer! On Trade, and in other ways, also, they are among the worst Nations in the World to deal with," Trump wrote on Truth Social.
Canada expects to enjoy the benefits of being a US state without actually becoming one, while accusing Ottawa of imposing tariffs on US farmers for years, he stressed on Sunday.
Meanwhile, the US expects Canadian PM Mark Carney to return to the negotiating table soon after trade talks collapsed and tariffs took effect, US Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy said.
"I think you're gonna see Mark Carney come to the table very very quickly, because it's gonna be devastating for his country," Duffy told Fox News on Sunday.
On Friday, trade negations between the United States and Canada derailed. Ottawa, which halted all talks with the US, said the collapse was caused by "eleventh hour" changes introduced by American negotiators that were "unacceptable" and would allegedly infringe upon Canadian sovereignty.
Carney said Washington demanded the elimination of cultural and language protections for French and also sought to restrict Ottawa's ability to strike additional free trade agreements with other countries.
Overnight into Saturday, the United States began to levy a 50% tariff on some US$20.2 billion worth of Canadian goods. The Canadian prime minister vowed to match the new tariffs "dollar for dollar."
Politico later reported, citing a White House official, that the deadlock was allegedly caused by last minute changes introduced by the Canadian team, contradicting Ottawa's account of developments.
