Nations and businesses need to remain prepared for challenging impacts from US tariffs after next month’s deadline for trade deals, as agreements struck so far are short on firm details or commitments, according to a key policy watcher.
“I’ve been calling them napkin deals, because I think they are about as durable as a paper napkin and they’re about as well specified as you could write on a paper napkin,”
WATCH: Hinrich Foundation’s Deborah Elms and Mary Ng, Canada’s former international trade minister, discuss the unfolding trade war. Source: Bloomberg
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