TREE NEWS update: Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said on October 26 that progress in Canada-US trade negotiations has picked up slightly. US President Donald Trump said in a recent interview that a US-Canada trade deal could be reached before the November 3 US midterm elections. The report said US tariff policy has backfired politically and economically at home, forcing the Trump administration back to the negotiating table to boost Republican prospects before the midterms.
Carney says Canada-US trade talks show slight improvement
The signal here is political, not economic: tariff pressure is being walked back because it has become a domestic liability ahead of the midterms, which gives Ottawa more leverage than the headline "slight improvement" implies. For Canadian exporters and cross-border supply chains, the operative question is whether any relief arrives as a durable agreement or as a pre-election gesture that could be unwound afterward. Watch whether the pre-November 3 window produces concrete terms or only rhetoric.
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