Trump threatens more than 35% tariff to Canada goods

US President Donald Trump has strengthened the tariff threat in Canada on Thursday, and threatened 35 percent of the goods imported as next month.

Prime Minister Send Mark Carney, saying that the new rate will enter into force on August 1, it will increase if Canada retaliates. He said the ratio “changed depending on our country with your country, which is changed, up or down,” how the trade war has changed.

In response, CARNEY tried to reach the trade agreement before the two countries before July 21, afterwards with the federal government and the United States.

The 35 percent tariff is an increase in 25 percentage tariffs compared to all currencies of all non-jupling goods and energy and potash ratio from Canada.