Trump, Trudeau discuss trade tariffs on phone


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US President Donald Trump has oral with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to plead trade and other mercantile issues, White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders says.


Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland met with employees during a cold rolling plant as she announced skeleton to aim US goods.

The phone call late on Friday between a dual leaders was a initial to be publicly disclosed given Trump bloody Trudeau as “very prejudiced and weak” during a finish of a Group of Seven leaders assembly in Canada progressing this month.


Trump has regularly suggested Canada was profiting from US trade, and his peppery comments after a G7 assembly gathering shared family to their lowest indicate in decades.


On Friday, Canada struck behind during a Trump administration over US steel and aluminium tariffs, vowing to levy punitive measures on $C16.6 billion ($17 billion) value of American products until Washington relents.


During a call, Trudeau told Trump that Canada had no choice though to announce reciprocal countermeasures to a steel and aluminium tariffs, according to a apart matter released by Canada late on Friday.


 


The dual leaders concluded to stay in tighten hold on a approach forward, a matter added.


Trudeau also voiced his condolences for a victims of a sharpened during a Capital Gazette journal in Annapolis, Maryland, a Canadian matter said.


Separately, Trudeau also spoke with Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto on Friday to plead a Mexican elections on Jul 1. The dual leaders also discussed a North American Free Trade negotiations and concluded to continue operative towards a jointly profitable outcome.


Negotiations to modernize NAFTA started final Aug and were primarily scheduled to finish by a finish of December, though a 3 countries have nonetheless to strech a deal.


Article source: http://watoday.com.au/business/markets/need2know-miners-slump-20160519-gozf8q.html

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