- US President Donald Trump suspended a planned 50 % tariff increase on Canadian imports for three days following a reached trade agreement pending final documentation.
- The proposed 50 % tariff would have impacted approximately 20 billion dollars in goods imported from Canada into the United States.
- Trump provided minimal details while mentioning that the Keystone XL pipeline could resume construction.
- US President Trump has temporarily suspended a planned 50% tariff on 20 billion US dollars worth of Canadian goods for 3 days.
- The suspension follows an emerging agreement between the US and Canada, which may potentially revive the Keystone XL oil pipeline project.
- The previously proposed tariffs were a response to alleged Canadian discrimination against US alcohol, dairy, and automotive products.