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Counter-tariffs on steel, aluminum, and automobiles are now on the table in talks with the United States. Carney has stated that officials are prepared to remove the remaining levies across all three industries.
The case for a deal is being made in clear terms, and the risk is whether Washington reciprocates. The sectors named are not incidental.
Steel and aluminum have been recurring friction points in the trade relationship, and automobiles carry enough bilateral volume that movement there shifts the character of any broader settlement.
Carney's framing keeps the action conditional: officials are "prepared" to move, which leaves the door open but does not commit to acting regardless of what comes back.
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