Canadian PM Carney says he told Trump that "he meant what he said in Davos"

Mark Carney's discussion with President Trump about Canada's relationship with China and USMCA signals a potential diplomatic shift or cooperation in North America.

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  • Spoke to Trump on Monday about Canada's arrangement with China and the opportunity to move forward on USMCA.
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This is particularly relevant for market participants as trade relations can significantly influence currencies and commodities, potentially impacting the USD and associated assets. Keep an eye on how this dialogue shapes market sentiment, particularly in forex and equities related to the affected parties.

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