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Carney says he's 'making progress' with Trump on possible US-Canada trade deal
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said Saturday trade negotiations between his government and the U.S. were progressing amid a monthslong tariff battle between the two countries.
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Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney told reporters in Manila that trade talks with the United States are moving forward amid a month‑long tariff dispute between the two countries. He said he had spoken with President Donald Trump about the negotiations. The conversation was part of ongoing efforts to resolve the tariff battle. No further details were provided about the content of the discussion or next steps.
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