U.S.-Canada Deal Cuts Tariffs but Locks In Higher Costs

U.S.-Canada Deal Cuts Tariffs but Locks In Higher Costs

The tentative U.S.-Canada deal halves steel and aluminum tariffs from 50 to 25 percent and cuts vehicle duties to 15 percent, per CBC and Reuters. But these rates sit well above pre-escalation levels. The 15 percent vehicle tariff keeps pressure on North American supply chains where parts cross borders repeatedly during assembly.

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