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150 Days to Collision: U.S. Pressure Meets Canadian Strategy

At midnight, America’s trade system switches legal frameworks. After a 6–3 ruling from the Supreme Court of the United States, the White House pivoted immediately — replacing invalidated tariffs with a new 15% global tariff under Section 122 of the Trade Act of 1974. But there’s a catch. Section 122 expires in 150 days. That deadline collides directly with the upcoming CUSMA review — the most important North American trade negotiation in years. While Washington escalates, Mark Carney remains strategically silent. Meanwhile: The European Parliament is weighing action on the Turnberry Agreement. Over $175 billion in collected tariffs may face legal challenges. U.S. import systems are being rewritten overnight. Supply chains are bracing for disruption. Political pressure is building ahead of midterms. Is this a calculated escalation? Or the beginning of a structural shift in global trade power? In this episode of Mr Finance, we break down: • The Supreme Court ruling • The Section 122 150-day clock • Canada’s strategic positioning • EU reaction risks • And what this means for households and markets Because this isn’t just about tariffs. It’s about leverage. It’s about credibility. It’s about who controls the negotiating table in July. Subscribe to Mr Finance — where global events meet real consequences.