Washington Examiner
President Donald Trump suggested on Tuesday afternoon that he is considering some tariff relief for Canadian goods.
Trump’s comments came during an Oval Office meeting with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, Carney’s second trip to the White House since being sworn in during the spring. Multiple experts told the Washington Examiner that he would specifically seek relief on steel duties on Tuesday.
Trump, in response to the first question he fielded on Tuesday, told reporters that he would be discussing lowering the 50% steel and aluminum tariffs for Canada.
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