Trade talks broke down in America, Canada rejected the Trump agreement

The recent collapse of trade negotiations between the United States and Canada and the rejection by Canada of the agreement proposed by Trump resulted in the United States imposing a 50 per cent tariff on $20 billion of Canadian goods. Canada's Prime Minister, Mark Kany, has suspended negotiations and recalled the national trade team, stating that the last-minute clause proposed by the United States was “unfair” and “uneconomic”. Ottawa has indicated that US$ 20 billion in United States commodities will be subject to retaliatory customs duties on a dollar-by-dollar basis to escalate the latest trade confrontation。