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Breaking: U.S. and Canada Forge Critical Trade Deal—Working Document Reveals Path Forward

Breaking: U.S. and Canada Forge Critical Trade Deal—Working Document Reveals Path Forward

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2025-06-12 02:16:13
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Trade tensions thaw as North American neighbors hammer out framework—just don’t ask who’s paying for the champagne.

Subheader: The Fine Print You Won’t See in Press Releases

Behind closed doors, negotiators finally aligned on tariff carve-outs and supply chain fixes. No numbers disclosed—because transparency is for peasants, apparently.

Subheader: Why Crypto Traders Should Care

Cross-border commerce upgrades mean smoother fiat rails—and you know what that does to Bitcoin’s ‘hedge’ narrative. Watch for corporate blockchain plays masquerading as innovation.

Closer: Another ‘historic’ deal that’ll get watered down by lobbyists by Q3. But hey—stocks go up, right?

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The sources also warned that more time WOULD be needed before an agreement could be reached, adding that the Group of Seven (G7) Leaders’ Summit, which begins on June 15, will not serve as a deadline.

Canada Willing to Commit to Defense, NATO Spending, Says Sources

In addition, one source added that the document is currently less than five pages. It reportedly includes commitments from Canada to join the U.S. Golden Dome program, increase border security investments, and meet its North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) defense spending target. What Canada expects in return isn’t known, although it will likely include a lower tariff rate.

The iShares MSCI Canada ETF (EWC) is rising on the news, bringing its year-to-date return to a solid 13.52%.

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