The USA may ease the trade war with Canada before the elections. Mark Carney: We did not back down

Reports indicate that Washington and Ottawa are seeking to ease tensions following the collapse of trade negotiations in August. Discussions focus on reducing tariffs on Canadian steel and cars, which could lead to an agreement before the upcoming Congressional elections. The tariffs have become a political burden for the Republican Party, especially in border states. Canadian officials express readiness for constructive dialogue, while Prime Minister Mark Carney notes that the U.S. is moving closer to Canada's position. However, a comprehensive agreement is unlikely, and Trump has hinted at increasing tariffs in the future.