US President Donald Trump has kicked off a three nation tour of Asia with a spotlight on a high stakes meeting with China's Shiin Ping. At the top of the agenda, a possible trade deal with China that could ease tensions between the world's two largest economies. >> I think we'll make a deal. I think we're going to make a deal on the rare earth is the least of it.Look, the tariffs are much more powerful. Trump has threatened to hike tariffs on China by 100% on November 1st if it doesn't roll back restriction ...

Core Points - Donald Trump announced a 10% increase in tariffs on Canadian imports due to an anti-tariff advertisement aired in Ontario, which he deemed a misrepresentation of facts [1][3][5] - The advertisement, which used Ronald Reagan's words, was criticized by Trump for its portrayal of US tariffs and was intended to influence an upcoming Supreme Court decision regarding presidential tariff powers [6][5] - Canadian exports to the US are significantly impacted, with over 75% of Canadian exports going to the US, and daily cross-border trade valued at approximately 3.6 billion Canadian dollars (2.7 billion US dollars) [8] Trade Relations - The trade relationship between the US and Canada is strained, with Canada being one of the largest trading partners of the US [7] - Current tariffs on Canadian products include a 35% rate on many goods, 50% on steel and aluminum, and a lower rate of 10% on energy products, while some goods are exempt under the US-Canada-Mexico Agreement [8] - Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has been attempting to negotiate lower tariffs with Trump, but the relationship has soured, and Trump has no plans to meet Carney at the ASEAN summit [10][7]

美国称与越南宣布达成互惠、公平、平衡贸易协议的框架。美国将维持对越南20%的关税，将确定产品及潜在关税调整方案，以使友好伙伴获得零关税的互惠待遇。将寻求在未来几周内达成协议。 https://t.co/EjDyVzEb3c ...

Correction: President Trump said he’s increasing US tariffs on Canada by 10% in response to an anti-tariff advertisement by the province of Ontario https://t.co/qPbXqslGOr ...

Core Points - The recent announcement of a 10% tariff on Canadian goods by President Trump was triggered by an Ontario ad campaign featuring Ronald Reagan, which Trump labeled as a "hostile act" [1][2] - The Canadian dollar experienced a slight depreciation against the U.S. dollar, but the overall market response was muted, with the S&P/TSX Composite Index showing resilience [3][4] - Specific sectors in Canada, particularly auto, steel, aluminum, and lumber, are more vulnerable to tariff impacts, with potential costs to American consumers estimated at $50 billion [5][6] Market Reactions - The Canadian dollar (CAD) saw a slight depreciation, with the USD/CAD exchange rate approaching 1.3980, reflecting a 50-pip spike post-announcement [3] - U.S. equity futures were mixed, but major indices like the Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500 reached record highs on the same day as the tariff announcement, attributed to softer inflation data [4] - Analysts view the tariff announcement as typical political maneuvering rather than a serious threat to trade relationships, indicating a level of desensitization among investors [6][10] Sector-Specific Impacts - Industries with significant cross-border trade exposure, such as automotive and energy, are on high alert due to the potential for increased costs and market volatility [5][6] - The Canadian Chamber of Commerce emphasized that tariffs are ultimately a tax on American consumers and competitiveness [7] Broader Trade Context - The tariff announcement occurs amid ongoing trade tensions, including investigations into China's compliance with trade agreements and threats of new tariffs on Chinese goods [9] - The frequency and rhetoric of trade policy announcements have led to a market environment where investors are increasingly able to filter out noise and focus on other economic indicators [10][11]

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Core Points - The U.S. will impose an additional 10% tariff on Canadian imports due to a controversial advertisement featuring former President Ronald Reagan [1][4][7] - The advertisement was accused of misrepresenting Reagan's views on tariffs, prompting Trump to terminate trade negotiations with Canada [2][7] - The Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation is considering legal action against Canada for the use of the advertisement [7][10] Group 1 - The additional 10% tariff is a response to what Trump described as a "fraudulent advertisement" aired during the World Series [1][4] - Trump claims that the advertisement misrepresents Reagan's stance on tariffs, asserting that Reagan supported tariffs for national security and economic reasons [4][10] - The advertisement was allowed to run despite being flagged as misleading, which Trump labeled as a "hostile act" by Canada [4][7] Group 2 - The announcement of the tariff increase follows Trump's earlier statement about terminating trade talks with Canada due to the advertisement [7][8] - Trump has characterized the U.S. as having been exploited by trade imbalances and has defended the use of tariffs as a corrective measure [10][11] - The Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation has publicly condemned the advertisement and is exploring legal options [7][10]

Trump raises tariffs on Canadian goods in response to Reagan advert https://t.co/OgjSvnPYqt ...

Trump said he’s increasing US tariffs on Canada by 10% in response to an anti-tariff advertisement by sponsored the state of Ontario that has roiled one of the world’s biggest bilateral trade relationships. https://t.co/Eg2oshpaId ...

Core Viewpoint - The announcement of higher tariffs by Trump was linked to an advertisement featuring the late President Ronald Reagan [1] Group 1 - The increase in tariffs is a strategic move by Trump, potentially aimed at influencing public sentiment and political support [1]