Is Jusma, the best way from the US trade war?

Working leaders, Prime Minister Mark Carney and US President Donald Trump hopeful the meeting of the White House.

After talking at the two leader Oval’s office, a winner seems to be caused by: Canada-US-Mexico trading (USMCA as it is called in the United States).

Together with Carney, in the meeting in the Oval office, Trump was asked that USMCA was killed.

“No, in fact, it was very effective and still very effective. But people must follow it. It was a problem, people followed,” he said.

In the next breath, the trade deal was crushed in the future that could not be needed in the future.

However, the emergency of his agreement could be enough to reset the settings of Canada-US trade talks.

“I think the president opened a wide open door and we need to drive through it,” said Goldi Hyder, the President of the Canadian Business Council.

Jusma compliance

Since the start of a trade dispute, Hyder has repeatedly said that Cusma is the best mechanism to resolve the conflict. He says that many Canada should not step to match the JUSMA because there was a “most popular nation” status under previous trade deals.

Trump has repeatedly accused Canadian deception. Some say that there are many products that do not fit in Cusma.

RBC economy, the vast majority of Canadian exports, if companies have passed the process, can be compliant.

According to our meter, Canada 94 percent of the United States in the United States, 94 percent of the United States, probably the rules of JUSMA “, Deputy Chief of RBC’s Chief Economist Nathan Janzen.

Hyder will help ensure that the majority of Canadian products is in line with the new deal, the process of making sure the new deal is suitable for the new deal, to ensure some concerns of some concerns in the White House.

He says that Carney says that he was loud and cleaned by the President during his public disclosures.

“Recognition is very obvious that the progress is the best way from USMCA,” he said.

Within the framework of the dispute through Jusma, it also includes some volatility related to tariffs and threats caused by the White House.

An opportunity for Canada?

So far, a problem has been the nature of the president’s complaints.

Trump, autos and steel, opposed everything against everything and made Canada 51st States.

The issues were so large and so different, it was difficult to see how the dispute could result.

During the long-term veterans of Canada-US trade, Trump and Carney did not expect to appear as a defender of the trade deal.

“I surprised that President Trump defended as a good agreement,” said a former diplomat and a long-term politician Frank McKenna.

According to McKenna, it can be useful to what the problems they want to solve in Canada.

“We must understand that these are two-way negotiations,” McKenna said.

A matter of the top of this list is highlighted by Carney, because Trump Canada’s deal changes as some changes to the transaction.

“Part of these tariffs has benefited from the existing aspects of USMCA,” he said.

Possible steps

Enterprises and business associations have pledged politicians to find a way to negotiate.

The incident of the tariffs is related to business investment in both countries. Tariffs themselves are harmed by enterprises on the continent.

The first blush, business clubs seemed optimistic after a meeting in the White House.

The Canadian Chamber of Commerce said that a relationship should be reconstructed. President and CEO Candace said linger in the meeting tone and this momentum.

If we can continue discussions as “today’s discussions,” If we can continue to discuss and continue together and continue together, it is mutually beneficial for each other in the disclosure of “Wednesday.”

The question is, in fact, how the negotiations move.

“We agreed that they talk more in the coming weeks, and we look forward to meeting the G7 summit in Alberta in person,” Carney said.

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Cusma is technically reconstructed by 2026. But Hyder and others say you don’t need to wait. In fact, Hyder, CARNEY, Canada, Mexico and the US meeting of G7’s Sidelin said they would offer a meeting to start these talks.

“Call them G7, peak north American leaders, put it on the agenda: where are we going?” Hyder says.

A basic question stretching over the Trade War was what a speech ramp can appear.

This week, in the White House, Trump put a clear path. Can change their mind; The president has a volatile nature.

But Hyder says Canada simply does not allow negotiations to allow to go to a slip.