Carney says he can wait for Trump to make a trade deal

Canadian Prime Minister Marc Carney said on Friday that if his government failed to negotiate a proper trade deal with the Asset administration, he was willing to wait for a new U.S. president to seal the deal.

In an interview with POLITICO in Montreal, Carney also said Canadians were fed up with diplomatic provocations from the United States and described the president that of Donald Trump the hesitant policy towards the war between Russia and Ukraine is considered “unnecessary”.

Carney’s The remarks, made after a summit with European Union officials, represent the most direct blowback toward Washington in months from a leader who has calibrated his public comments about the United States amid sensitive trade negotiations.

Trade negotiations between the United States and Canada move at a hesitant pace since Canada moved away negotiations in August, with new prices imposed this fall by both camps. Carney On Friday, he reiterated his insistence that he would not make a deal “just for the sake of it.” Asked if this meant he would wait for a new president if necessary, the prime minister replied in the affirmative.

Gn usa

Scroll to Top