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Canada has started applying counter-tariffs on nearly C$28bn of US products, from steel to furniture. Prime Minister Mark Carney said Canada wants a "durable" deal when the US is ready. US trade representative Jamieson Greer says the ball is in Canada's court, with economists warning tariffs will increase prices for everyday items.
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