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Canada and the United States have reached an impasse in trade negotiations, as Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney refused to meet the demands of US President Donald Trump. The Financial Times' senior trade writer Alan Beattie joins Katie Martin and Rob Armstrong to discuss the future of tariffs, including complaints from farmers and the impact of the AI boom. The breakdown highlights escalating tensions between the two nations over trade policy, with potential implications for cross-border commerce and economic relations.
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The Breakdown of Talks with Canada and the Future of Tariffs
Canada and the US reached an impasse over trade this week, as Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney refused to meet the demands of US President Donald Trump.
On today's show, senior trade writer Alan Beattie joins Katie Martin and Rob Armstrong to discuss the future of tariffs. Also on the agenda:
- Long complaints from farmers
- Long the AI boom
- Long Rob saying Katie was right
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