Canada considering reduced tariffs on autos, metals to make U.S. trade deal: Sources

Canada considering reduced tariffs on autos, metals to make U.S. trade deal: Sources  Toronto Star

U.S. and Canadian trade negotiators were haggling over a potential reduction in U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs on Canadian vehicles to 15 per cent after some value content deductions, three sources familiar with the talks said on Monday.

US, Canada try to bridge gaps over potential autos tariff cuts, sources say  Reuters

Negotiators stayed in Washington over the weekend to keep talking, but a deal covering nearly $20 billion in Canadian goods remains elusive

The Canadian government continues to hold trade negotiations with the U.S. as the Trump administration plans to begin a fresh wave of tariffs. NBC News' Brian Cheung reports on what exports are targeted in the tariffs and what economic impact it could have.

The distance on a potential deal comes after a week of negotiations in Washington between Canadian and U.S. officials, labelled by multiple sources as constructive.

"My concern is this: every time we have made concessions so far it has not provided us with any additional concessions from the United States," said Fast

U.S. demands include right of first refusal on Canadian critical minerals and purchase of its F-35 fighter jets