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Trump’s Latest Trade Threat Weighs on Canadian Firms With US Contracts
Source: Bloomberg
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Shares of Canadian companies with U.S. government-business exposure declined after President Donald Trump threatened to bar Canadian-origin products from sales to federal contractors. The proposed procurement restriction raises material trade-policy and revenue risks for affected Canadian suppliers, though no implementation details or financial magnitude were provided.
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