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On Friday, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Karnya said his country would fall in some of his billions of dollars in paid for US goods, although she will store the arrangements and aluminum.
This comes a day after he and President Donald Trump first spoke on the phone because both countries missed a self -esteem to reach a trade agreement.
Canada has placed a 25% fee of approximately $ 30 billion (£ 16 billion; $ 21.7 billion) of US products, including orange juice and washing machines.
Tax increase in taxation was retaliation from the US tariffs in Canada, which, as of August, are estimated at 35% for all goods that do not correspond to the existing free trade transaction.
Carney said Canada would now comply with the US, stopping its tariffs for goods that are in line with US-Mexico-Konad Free Trade Agreement (USMCA). He said it would “restore free trade for the vast majority” of goods moving between the two countries.
The decision will come into force on September 1, Carney said.
In a statement to the BBC CBS news partner, the White House said he was greeted by Canada, adding that he was “long ago” and the US is looking forward to further discussion with his northern neighbor about trade and national security.
Canada is one of many countries that will be tariff in the US within the Trump global trading strategy, but it is one of the two countries – together with China – in response to US goods.
The poll shows that most Canadians support retaliation tariffs.
Karni, who was elected in April, campaigning on an aggressive “elbow” approach to talks with Trump, citing a popular hockey period.
Asked by the journalist about whether Canada softens her approach, Carney claimed that she had a better tariff case with the United States than in many other countries due to free trade breaks.
This puts the actual tariff rate on Canadian goods by about 5.6%, which is much lower than the average of about 16% for other countries, he said.
“When we are working on solving excellent trading issues from the US, it is important to do everything possible to maintain this unique preference for Canadian workers and businesses,” he said.
According to Carnada, Canada will now accelerate negotiations, steel, aluminum and lumber and other significant sectors before the planned USMCA Free Trade Agreement.
The United States has placed 50% tariff for all imports of the steel and aluminum, with the exception of those from the UK, as well as copper imports. It also imposed 25% on aluminum imports.
For its part, Canada placed 25% of the tariffs for American steel, aluminum and car. At the moment, they will remain in place, Carney said.
Since his return to the White House, Trump has launched a global trade war in January, imposing tariffs or raising them from all over the world, and threatening to increase when he is working on the talks on trade transactions he considers to be favorable for the United States.
