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1 MIN AGO: Canada–EU Seal a Massive $38.6B Auto Deal — US Auto Collapse Bigger Than 2008

1 MIN AGO: Canada–EU Seal a Massive $38.6B Auto Deal — US Auto Collapse Bigger Than 2008    • 1 MIN AGO: Canada–EU Seal a Massive $38.6B...   Just minutes ago, a new development in the global trade war sent shockwaves through the U.S. automotive industry. Canada has officially locked in a $38.6B automotive agreement with the European Union, marking a major turning point in the U.S.–Canada trade war and raising fears that a 2026 U.S. auto collapse could be even more severe than the 2008 crisis. Amid rising trade tensions, trade tariffs, and continuously restructured trade agreements, this Canada–EU deal is far more than a simple vehicle transaction. It represents a strategic reallocation of supply chains, where EV batteries, hybrid components, industrial trucks, and even dual-use platforms (civilian–defense) are locked long-term within the Canada–EU ecosystem. This development puts the United States in a difficult position in the current U.S. trade war. As U.S. trade policy becomes increasingly dependent on U.S. trade tariffs and warnings dating back to the Trump trade war era, factories in Detroit now face the risk of structural component shortages — a problem that money or stimulus packages cannot quickly solve. This video analyzes: Why the $38.6B Canada–EU agreement is a strategic strike within the trade war Why the U.S.–China trade war and ongoing China trade war updates indirectly make the United States more vulnerable Why the 2026 auto crisis could be bigger than 2008 — not financially, but in terms of physical supply chains The consequences of the trade war for jobs, supply-chain security, and U.S. trade policy over the next decade While India–EU trade deals, India–U.S. trade deals, and U.S.–China trade talks continue to reshape global commerce, Canada is demonstrating a different path: not escalating the trade war, but repositioning production power itself. CHAPTER. 00:00–01:30 Canada locks $38.6B EU auto deal — U.S. auto shaken. 01:31–03:40 Not cars — supply chains locked. 03:41–06:20 Detroit risk: 2026 worse than 2008. 06:21–08:50 EVs & batteries controlled by Canada–EU. 08:51–11:30 Jobs, losses, trade war fallout. 11:31–14:00 Global shift: U.S.–China, India–EU, Canada’s move. #tradewar #ustradewar #canadaeu #autocollapse #tradepolicy #globaleconomy