MacroOct 25, 2026, 11:57 PM

Trump Says Canada Tariff Dispute Will Be Settled Soon

President Trump said at a Michigan border rally that the Canada tariff dispute will be resolved soon, adding that Canada is willing to give the U.S. anything right now, but offered no specifics.

President Trump told supporters at a Michigan border rally that the tariff dispute with Canada will be settled soon. He said Canada is willing to give the United States anything at this moment, though he did not provide specifics on what a potential deal would include.

The remarks did not outline a timeline or terms. No additional details on the negotiation were shared in the post.

The update was reposted by @FirstSquaw.

Source: First Squawk

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