Canadian enterprises seek confidence in the US Tariff War

The bargaining or transaction is certainty what We Love want.

Toronto-territory business, Taurus Craco, import from abroad, and distributes mainly to the United States in North America.

However, President Donald Trump’s tariffs changed over Canadian products, as many independent business owners, could not plan for the future.

“They will be able to create an indecision in the market, people do not know what way,” Mr. Love spoke to the BBC in June.

“In small enterprises, determination is the killer.”

Taurus Craco, earlier this year earlier this year was 35,000 $ 35,000 (25,500, 18,700 pounds), because a few minutes later the border was forced to take about 35,500 and 18,700 pounds.

“It is completely punished. This is more than a small business prospect, it is more than the cost of water for the whole year,” he said.

Ambitily Trump stopped the tariff a few hours, Taurus Craco had to pay. The use means that it is not allowed to take its products to the United States.

“It’s like dealing with Mob,” he said.

Canada’s largest trading partner, especially metal and automatically in a tat-tat tariff war with a number of trade partners.

After the start of office in January, Trump announced a number of import taxes to the goods of other countries – argued that they would protect American production.

Next uncertainty hit the Canadian economy and close negotiations between the two countries on Friday hit a snag.

Prime Minister Mark Carney called Trump’s “unfair” tariffs “tyrant” and said that the US “old relationship” in the April elections.

Shortly after the winning in this election, the Prime Minister visited Washington DC, visiting Washington DC, visited the Washington DC, which began to talk on a new trade and security agreement.

Since July 16, the President Trump has been put in this deal and President Trump, last G7 summit, he said he was optimistic about the two countries “can work something.”

However, Trump, Trump, said he cut trade talks on the digital services of Canada.

“We stop all the discussions in trade with Canada, are immediately effective,” he said. Wrote on social media.

Carney threatened to apply another US Tariffs of the US Tariffs if the talks were not successful.

Mr. Love welcomes any perspective of an agreement.

“Give us a number of rules and leave them alone and work in these rules,” he said.

“It’s like sports? Everyone goes to the field and goes to the set of rules but you do not change the rules in the middle of the game.”

International Policy Director Gaphel Kongtsa in the Canadian Chamber of Commerce, said that the enterprises will bring stability.

So far, many of the fluids have to walk, said, “Apparently seemingly done or decreases or decreases or adding much without a very clear indication.”

According to Statistics Statistics, Canada, 75% of the export of 75% of exports are very confident.

As a result of the Trade War, in the first quarter of 2025, as a result of its economy, trade war and subsequent uncertainty, between January 1 and March 31, only 0.8%, (CFIB).

In April, 0.1% narrowed in a month.

The schedule of tariffs shows that there will be several months.

On February 1, Trump applied 25% tariffs in most Canadian imports, then stopped them later. This deadline was re-applied when the deadline is over, only to be late again.

After a while, it was exempt from all goods that correspond to the current North American free trade deal as USMCA.

Then in March, the United States applied a global 25% tariff in the imported steel and aluminum, as well as imported vehicles.

This month, Trump increased the metal tariff by 50%.

When the production sector came to tariffs, it was in the spotlight, but not the service sector, not, or not, is not directly affected by poverty.

Sam Gupta, Buffalo, New York and the founder of a technology and management consultant operating in New York and Toronto.

Mr. Gupta said that most people do not think about the service sector for a while the economy called the “unloved offspring”.

“Attention goes to companies that directly affect all production companies and supplies,” he said.

Still services – It covers everything that covers everything from finance to tourism – a large part of the Canadian economy, the vast majority of the workforce.

The service exporters were not stressed as hard as production, but according to the Canadian Chamber of Commerce, the worldview of the market and the confidence in the market is the lowest.

Ottawa has taken a number of measures to be released from the funds raised by the tariffs, including counter tariffs – the service sector has not received any compensation.

“We are not in the conversation,” said Mr. Gupta. “We don’t have it.”

He said the work was not financially struggling at the moment, but he said he was “50% low” inquiries of his company’s services.

“As far as we come to our understanding, it does not think a large number of enterprises on these long-term investments. They are not just in mind.”

“We are all the greatest fear we all go, we will live a year, 18 months and 18 months.

This was the hardest period for the industry in his 20-year career as the sector met with the combination of difficulties.

Mr. Gupta reminded her how easy it was for him to get a good job early in his career.

“When I graduated, we were paid as crazy. We were so arrogant, we were so arrogant, let’s not receive calls from hiring.”

“But now with AI, tariffs, economics, everything, everyone else is fighting,” he said.

Statistics reported that 56% of all enterprises exporting to the United States have taken measures to reduce the impact of tariffs.

Delays more than 30% of large investments and expenses, 25% were looking for alternative customers outside the United States.

The Bank of Canada said that exports to the United States have decreased by more than 15% in April. Steel and aluminum exports are 25% and 11%, the export of vehicles decreased by 25%.

However, despite everything, Mr. Love remains positive.

According to him, it can navigate the difficulties of business in order to prevent the United States trade policy.

“We are entrepreneurs. We say full of Piss and Vinegar, as they say.”

“And that’s why we do everything we can continue to fight. I will be successful; we only need to know what the rules of place are.”