US-Canada Trade War Escalates: Canada to Impose 50% Duties on $20 Billion US Goods From Sept. 8, Trump Threatens 50% Auto Tariffs
The Trump administration is considering new trade measures after Canada announced dollar-for-dollar retaliation against fresh US tariffs. Canada will impose 50% duties on $20 billion of US goods, including steel, aluminum, electronics, and clothing, starting September 8. Trump has threatened further escalation, including 50% auto tariffs. The dispute could hit key US states and create political risks for Republicans ahead of the midterm election.
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