The US President Donald Trump’s “Discard” tariff against Canada in the Canadian economy is causing major uncertainty, but they may not be enough – the Royal Bank report of Canada’s Royal Bank.
“Trade threats and actions are starting from the US, but as the uncertainty has intensified, the US tariff is not as large as the recession,” said Nathan Janzen and Claire Fan, a report published on Monday, “trade threats and actions are beginning.”
The report further stated that this was because of this because most of the USMCA/CUSMA imports from Canada are “from Canada’s broad-based sweeping tariffs on all Canadian goods.”

“Additional steel and aluminum tariffs implemented on March 12 are large, but the relatively small shares of Canadian exports (about 4%) are affected in the US.”
They added that when the Auto Toe Tariff to be implemented this week, some engraving could mean relief for Canada’s auto industry.
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“Most of the motor vehicle parts are not included in the announcement of the initial auto tariff, and they are not included in the value of the idol US intermediate products, in the case of Canada, about half of the total value will be excluded,” the report said.
The RBC noted that there were signs of movement in the Canadian economy.
Professional confidence was withdrawn in the consumer and the economy, reporting that the customer’s confidence in March was a high -ranking hit.
The report added that when Canada saw a targeted tariff against it, the US on Wednesday. The so -called “reciprocal” tariffs are global.
The distance between Canada and other countries/regions, the distance, may also be a less harmful scenario for Canada than the current situation, “the report states that there is only a small number of Broad-based tariffs against Trump’s Canada and a number of other countries.
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