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Wells Fargo Says Canada's Steel Retaliation `Irrelevant'
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Wells Fargo’s analyst Timna Tanners argues that Canada’s retaliatory steel tariffs are largely symbolic (“for show”) because prior US trade-war dynamics have already made American steel imports too costly. The view suggests limited incremental impact from Canada’s retaliation, but highlights ongoing tariff-driven friction in steel supply chains.
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