1 MIN AGO: Canada-China Tariff RESET Unlocks a $240B Trade Corridor - Trump's Tariffs Backfired скачать в хорошем качестве

1 MIN AGO: Canada-China Tariff RESET Unlocks a $240B Trade Corridor - Trump's Tariffs Backfired

This video breaks down how Canada and China quietly reset tariffs, unlocking billions in trade that Trump’s pressure was supposed to prevent. After years of trade war escalation, Mark Carney’s Beijing meetings with Xi Jinping triggered a dramatic reversal: Canada dropped 100% tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles (EVs) to 6.1% (49K quota), while China slashed canola tariffs from 85% to 15% – reviving Canadian exports and farmers! For years, Trump used tariffs to punish both China and Canada, assuming Ottawa had no alternative but to comply. Instead, Canada pivoted. As Trump doubled down on steel, aluminum, and across-the-board trade threats, Beijing offered predictability, market access, and investment, reshaping Canada’s global trade strategy. This analysis explains Canada–China tariff reset, Carney’s China diplomacy, why Trump’s tariffs backfired, how a $240B trade corridor reopened, and what this means for agriculture, electric vehicles, energy exports, and long-term supply chains. We examine Canada pivots to China, China Canada trade corridor, Trump loses leverage, global trade realignment, and why pressure accelerated the very outcome Washington tried to stop. This isn’t just a tariff story. It’s about leverage, alternatives, and how trade power shifts when coercion fails. 🔔 Subscribe ‪@US-CanadaWatch‬ for in-depth analysis on Canada–China relations, tariff wars, global trade shifts, and North American geopolitics. 💬 What do you think? Did Trump’s tariffs force Canada toward China — or was this trade reset inevitable? 🚨 DISCLAIMER The content presented in this video is for informational and educational purposes only and reflects commentary and analysis of current events. It does not constitute financial, legal, or investment advice. Views expressed regarding political and economic developments should not be taken as absolute fact. Images are used for representative purposes only. #markcarney #xijinping #donaldtrump #canadanews #china #canada #canadausa #trumptariffs #chinatariffs #canadatariffs