TREE NEWS reports: Trade negotiations between the US and Canada have collapsed, with Washington accusing Ottawa of increasing its demands at the last moment. The failure raises the risk of renewed tariffs and market uncertainty.
US-Canada Tariff Talks Fail; US Says Canada Raised Demands at Final Stage
The collapse matters less for the tariff headline than for what it signals about the negotiating process: a deal that was reportedly close enough to be framed as a final-stage discussion has now failed on a last-minute demand, which makes re-engagement harder and raises the odds that tariff risk gets priced back into cross-border trade flows. Crypto and RWA markets have no direct exposure here, but they remain sensitive to the broader risk-off impulse that unresolved trade friction tends to generate. The open question is whether this is a pause or a genuine breakdown, and whether tariff threats are reinstated or held in reserve.
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