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Kanada'nın ABD'ye misilleme tarifeleri yürürlükte; Trump Bombardier'i hedef aldı

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Kanada, ABD'den ithal edilen 27,6 milyar Kanada doları (20 milyar ABD doları) değerindeki ürünlere yönelik misilleme tarifelerini Salı günü yürürlüğe koydu. Açıklanan yüzde 15, yüzde 25 ve yüzde 50 oranlarındaki vergiler çelik ve alüminyum ürünleri ile peynir gibi süt ürünlerini kapsıyor. Kanada ayrıca bazı deniz ürünlerini listeden çıkardı. Bu adım, Kuzey Amerika'daki iki komşu arasındaki ticaret savaşının ısındığı bir dönemde geldi. ABD Başkanı Donald Trump'ın Kanadalı uçak üreticisi Bombardier'i hedef alması da gerilimi artıran bir diğer unsur olarak öne çıkıyor. Kanada'nın tarifeleri, ABD'nin ticaret önlemlerine karşılık olarak uygulanıyor.

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Started 07 Sept, 20:08 4 events Updated 1h ago
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  1. Security07 Sept, 20:08

    Canada’s retaliatory tariffs on US goods take effect as Trump targets Bombardier

    Ottawa, Canada

    Canada’s retaliatory tariffs on billions of dollars in US products took effect Tuesday, as a trade war between the North American neighbours heats up. The announced duties of 15 per cent, 25 per cent and 50 per cent apply to C$27.6 billion (US$20 billion) in imports from the United States, covering steel and aluminium products as well as dairy goods like cheese. But Canada removed some seafood products from the initial list. Ottawa’s pushback comes weeks after US President Donald Trump imposed...

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  2. Diplomatic08 Sept, 05:03

    Canada's retaliatory tariffs take effect as US trade talks stall

    Ottawa, Canada

    Canada’s retaliatory tariffs on US goods took effect just after midnight on Tuesday as Prime Minister Mark Carney increased economic pressure on his country’s biggest trading partner after negotiations collapsed last month, intensifying an 18-month-old trade war. The counter-tariffs cover $20 billion of US goods, with duties ranging from 15 per cent to 50pc across products from steel and furniture to clothing and electronics. The dollar-for-dollar retaliation marks an escalation in the dispute between the neighbouring countries, and US and Canadian officials have traded blame for scuttling a deal that seemed close to fruition two weeks ago. The rising tensions create uncertainty about the broader US-Mexico-Canada free trade agreement, which is up for annual reviews after US President Donald Trump declined to extend it for another decade. “What we are worried about is an escalatory spiral,” said Michael Harvey, executive director of the Canadian Agri-Food Trade Alliance and a member of Carney’s advisory committee on bilateral US economic relations. “But at the same time, we totally understand that the prime minister needs to find areas of leverage,” Harvey said. US tariffs hit Canadian wine, furniture, dairy Trump’s tariffs implemented last month hit sectors including wine, furniture, dairy products, cement, clothing, fishing rods and hockey equipment, covering $20 billion, or 5pc, of Canadian exports to the US. According to Canadian and US government data, Canada has shipped almost 68pc of total exports to the US this year, out of which roughly 80pc moved duty-free due to exemptions under the USMCA pact. Protections under the agreement have provided the domestic economy some resilience. The new tariffs, imposed under a Depression-era US law, do not allow Ottawa to exercise USMCA exemptions. Concerns about the USMCA’s future have fuelled uncertainty about investment and growth, as Canada wages a trade war against an economy 13 times its size. Polls show Carney has broad support from Canadians, but it could disappear within months as the consequences of the trade war sink in, according to political analysts. Just 20pc of Americans approved of Trump’s tariffs on Canadian goods, a Reuters/Ipsos poll found. Carney said last week his government was ready to sign a trade deal that benefits both countries. Trump threatened last month to raise US tariffs on all cars, trucks and automotive parts from Canada to 50pc starting January 1, and signed an executive order renaming Lake Ontario as Lake America. A government source said there are currently no talks between the two sides among ministers or government officials. “The Canadian government needs to keep channels open to the United States and not go overboard in terms of rhetoric and reacting to the rhetoric from the American side, while waiting for the American decision-making process to come back to economics,” Harvey said.

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  3. Economic08 Sept, 04:03

    Canada's counter-tariffs take effect on various US goods

    Canada

    Canada's retaliatory tariffs on billions of dollars in US products took effect Tuesday, as a trade war between the North American neighbors heats up.

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  4. Security08 Sept, 05:57

    ABD-Kanada ticaret savaşı havacılığa sıçradı

    Canada

    ABD ile Kanada arasındaki ticaret savaşı havacılığa sıçradı. Kanada'nın milyarlarca dolarlık karşı tarifeleri yürürlüğe girerken Trump, Bombardier'in ABD'de üretim yapmaması halinde ülke pazarına erişimini engellemekle tehdit etti.

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