US President Trump says Canada is against the Golden Dome being built over Greenland, even though the Golden Dome would protect Canada. Instead, they voted in favour of doing business with China, who will “eat them up” within the first year

President Trump's comments reflect escalating tensions regarding Canadian foreign policy and its implications for U.S.

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interests in the region. This indicates potential friction in trade dynamics, particularly with China, which might prompt market participants to reassess risk exposure in related assets like commodities and equities. The geopolitical landscape could drive volatility in the USD, especially against CAD and other currencies heavily influenced by trade sentiment.

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