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Greer Suggests US Needs to Consider Bans on Canadian Goods

Bloomberg Markets Thursday 27 August 2026, 08:39 UTC By Brendan Murray 1 min read
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The Trump administration’s top trade negotiator suggested the US ought to consider banning some Canadian goods, injecting another threat into a trade dispute between Washington and Ottawa.

The Trump administration’s top trade negotiator suggested the US ought to consider banning some Canadian goods, injecting another threat into a trade dispute between Washington and Ottawa.
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