Carney und Trump „verhandeln“ in Richtung möglicher „positiver“ Deal: US -Gesandte

Prime Minister Mark Carney and U.S. President Donald Trump are engaged in direct talks regarding a potential new trade deal, according to U.S. Ambassador to Canada Pete Hoekstra. While Hoekstra indicated that the negotiations could lead to a positive agreement, he refrained from confirming any specifics or the completion of a deal. He acknowledged that a working document outlining potential terms has been exchanged between Canada and the U.S., but he did not provide details on those terms. Carney has prioritized securing a new trade agreement following the imposition of tariffs by Trump on Canadian goods, particularly in the auto, steel, and aluminum sectors. Ontario Premier Doug Ford and Industry Minister Melanie Joly have also commented on the discussions, with Joly emphasizing the importance of keeping negotiations private.