URGENT: Canada’s Hidden Clause Just CRUSHED Trump’s Trade Strategy — Markets React скачать в хорошем качестве

URGENT: Canada’s Hidden Clause Just CRUSHED Trump’s Trade Strategy — Markets React

Donald Trump thought he had Canada trapped. He was wrong. A clause buried inside the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement — a deal Trump negotiated and signed — is now reshaping North American trade leverage. At the center of the confrontation is Article 34.7, the so-called sunset clause, which mandates a 2026 joint review of the agreement. If all parties don’t affirm extension, the deal enters a prolonged cycle of annual uncertainty — a scenario that markets and supply chains deeply fear. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, a former central banker at both the Bank of Canada and Bank of England, appears to have prepared for exactly this moment. Instead of panicking under tariff pressure, Canada diversified trade channels, strengthened mineral exports, and signaled readiness to endure review uncertainty. Markets are reacting. The Canadian dollar remains resilient. U.S. equities are showing volatility. Manufacturers are growing uneasy. In this breakdown, we explain: • How the USMCA sunset clause actually works • Why Canada may hold more leverage than Washington assumed • The legal pressure building inside USMCA dispute panels • What this means for supply chains, retirement accounts, and the 2026 midterms This isn’t just a tariff fight. It’s about credibility, leverage, and whether American trade commitments remain structurally reliable. 👉 Subscribe for real-time geopolitical and economic analysis. 👍 Like this video if you value deep policy breakdowns over surface headlines. 💬 Comment below: Did Article 34.7 just flip the power balance?