Canada says the measures, which revoke the Canadian exemption from additional customs to some steel and aluminum products and in accordance with the U.S. and trade agreement (GATT) from 1994, standing in the WTO statement.
U.S. President Donald Trump, addressing yesterday to journalists in the oval office, suggested that he would not change his mind about customs.
“We’ve been cheating on us for years and we won’t suffer more. I won’t give in, whether it’s aluminia, steel or cars,” he said.
This move was followed by Canada for Canada consultations with the United States after the Trump’s new duties of 25 percent of the imports from Canada and Mexico entered into force, with new customs. Trump stated that the first three American trade partners did not make enough stop the inflow of Fentanila in the United States.
(Vijesti.ba / Hina)
