US President Trump says it is ‘very dangerous’ for the UK to get into business with China and even more dangerous for Canada to get into business with China

Trump's comments indicate rising geopolitical tensions regarding Western engagement with China.

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Such statements can influence market sentiment, particularly in currencies and equities connected to the involved nations, impacting the USD and potentially strengthening safe-haven assets like gold. Traders should monitor how this rhetoric might escalate trade concerns, affecting global supply chains and investor confidence.

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