Canada's Ontario Premier says that Canada should impose retaliatory tariffs against the US

The announcement from Ontario's Premier suggests a potential escalation in trade tensions between Canada and the US, which could lead to broader implications for cross-border commerce.

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Retaliatory tariffs may disrupt supply chains and affect sectors heavily reliant on trade with the US, impacting both economies. Traders should monitor market sentiment closely, as this could shift flows into safer assets like gold or the CAD depending on perceived risks.

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