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The U.S. just announced a 50% tariff on a wide range of Canadian goods, in direct violation of CUSMA. Canada will respond. For Canadian importers bringing in U.S. goods under CUSMA preference, the com
On July 1, 2026, the US declined to renew CUSMA but the agreement stays in force under an annual review cycle until 2036. The new uncertainty changes how Canadian importers should handle CUSMA prefere
G-7 finance ministers tackle global economic imbalances amid rising trade tensions after recent Trump-China diplomatic engagement.
New import controls target trade deficit reduction while raising concerns about market disruption and smuggling risks in precious metals sector.
Trump's high-stakes China visit could reshape global trade dynamics and crypto investment strategies as digital asset markets watch closely.
Trump's upcoming China visit could ease trade tensions but technology, Taiwan, and Iran issues pose risks for global financial stability.
The Trump administration is reportedly demanding upfront concessions before formal CUSMA renegotiations begin. For importers still digesting CARM, this adds another layer of uncertainty around origin,
Minister Sidhu's South China trip signals deeper import flows, especially consumer goods and agri-food. For brokers and compliance teams, that means more SIMA exposure, tighter HS scrutiny, and harder
Legal challenges to U.S. tariff authority are heating up. Canadian importers must understand how American trade policy volatility affects border flows, duty planning, and CBSA compliance.