Carney's automotive condition to the US: No deal without this
Original headlineCarney'den ABD'ye otomotiv şartı: Bu olmadan anlaşma yok
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Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said trade talks with U.S. President Donald Trump produced progress but no deal, and that Ottawa will not sign an agreement unless it safeguards the sustainability of the automotive sector. Carney added that Canada is pursuing new markets to reduce its trade dependence on the United States. The auto industry is a key pillar of Canada's manufacturing base and its integration with U.S. supply chains, making the sector's treatment the central obstacle in the negotiations. Watch for further bilateral talks and any U.S. concessions on automotive content and tariff treatment before a deal can be reached.
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Mark Carney, United States, Canada, Donald Trump, automotive sector