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US hits Canadian goods with 50% tariffs after trade talks fail | Reuters

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The United States imposed 50% tariffs on roughly $20 billion worth of Canadian products after trade talks failed, a move reported across international outlets and described as taking effect early Saturday, with coverage noting the scale and timing of the U.S. action.Backed by 3 sourcesAssociated PressAl JazeeraABC News Australia

Canada has said it will retaliate by imposing matching duties 'dollar for dollar' on U.S. goods, with Reuters reporting Ottawa’s retaliatory tariffs are scheduled to begin on September 8 and Canadian business groups warning of lost deals and disruption for affected industries.Backed by 1 sourcesCBC News

The dispute has generated prominent political reactions—UK media quoted former Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney calling the U.S. tariffs a 'miscalculation,' while other reports record contentious rhetoric from U.S. leaders and note that the measures target sectors including steel, dairy and appliances.Backed by 1 sourcesBBC

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