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Canadian leader warns of trade risks amid USMCA delays
The article discusses concerns over trade uncertainty between the U.S., Canada, and Mexico, which could hinder investment and create a "capital chill." Despite Canada’s efforts to diversify trade relationships with Europe and other markets, the U.S. remains its primary trading partner, with the majority of exports going there. Recent disputes over trade restrictions and negotiations have heightened uncertainty, prompting calls from organizations like the U.S. Chamber of Commerce for a swift resolution to maintain a stable trilateral agreement. Canadian officials emphasize the importance of strengthening North American cooperation, particularly in sectors like energy and critical minerals.
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