Secretary of State Marco Rubio told Catherine Herridge in an interview posted on X about the origin of President Trump's line ...

11:14 Canada’s irreplaceable exports to the U.S. When U.S. President Donald Trump complains about Canada, he constantly brings up the imbalance in trade between the two countries. It’s an ...

US President Donald Trump announced Sunday that his administration is considering imposing tariffs on the European Union and warned Canada and Mexico over trade imbalances and immigration policies.

U.S. President Donald Trump has initiated a range of tariffs, affecting trade partnerships worldwide. Targeting sectors such as steel, semiconductors, and automobiles, these policies risk sparking a ...

Tackling trade imbalances will likely be a key part of ... Trump levied 25% tariffs on Canada and Mexico and 10% tariffs on China earlier this month. Mexico and Canada have since struck deals ...

"The general principle is that a trade imbalance is not a form of subsidy," he said. Steinberg says the U.S. imports more aluminum from Canada than Canada imports from the U.S. because milling ...

With Canada’s trade imbalance with the U.S. driven entirely by oil exports, the country’s surplus with the U.S. widened in December, while its deficit with other trading partners grew. The jump in oil ...

Canada, the European Union and other countries such as Vietnam. US Merchandise Trade Deficit Note: Bilateral trade imbalances are as of November 2024. This is what Trump appears to be trying to stop.

Trump’s tariff threats are shaking Canada’s economy, driving investment out, and exposing trade vulnerabilities. Businesses ...

"The general principle is that a trade imbalance is not a form of subsidy," he said. Steinberg says the U.S. imports more aluminum from Canada than Canada imports from the U.S. because milling ...

The key challenge for Canada – and other U.S. trading partners ... to warn the administration that targeting merchandise trade imbalances while ignoring services trade could backfire on ...

The United States, for instance, has a large trade deficit with many of its partners when just considering goods, but once services are taken into account the overall imbalance is less.