Kanada oo canshuur-oog ah ku soo rogtay alaabta Maraykanka iyadoo u jawaabaysa tacaddiyadii Trump

Canshuuraha cusub ee 15%, 25% iyo 50% ayaa saameynaya badeecadaha laga dhoofiyo Maraykanka laga bilaabo Sebtembar 8

Kanada ayaa Talaadadii ku dhawaaqday inay canshuur-oog ah ku soo rogi doonto alaab badan oo Maraykanka laga dhoofiyo, taasoo qayb ka ah huruucda ganacsi ee sii kordhaya ee labada dal. Tallaabadani waxay timid ka dib markii Trump uu 50% canshuur ku daray alaabta Kanada.

Canshuuraha Jawaabta iyo Badeecadaha La Beegsanayo

Wasiiradda Maaliyadda Kanada François-Philippe Champagne ayaa sheegtay in tallaabadani ay la mid noqon doonto canshuuraha Maraykanka 'doollar baadoollar, heer baahheer'. Canshuuraha jawaabta ah waxay saarayaan 15%, 25% iyo 50% oo ah badeecado kala duwan oo laga dhoofiyo Maraykanka, kana dhaqan gelaya Sebtembar 8.

Canshuuraha lidka ah waxay diiradda saarayaan birta, caanaha, qalabka guriga, qalabka beeraha, saxarka iyo waraaqaha, iyo korontada. Tallaabadani waxay beegsanaysaa alaab Maraykanka ah oo qiimaheedu gaarayo $27.6 bilyan, taasoo qiyaastii 8% ka ahayd wadarta dhoofinta Maraykanka ee Kanada.

Asalkii Khilaafka iyo Hanjabaadaha Trump

Dhaqdhaqaaqan wuxuu yimid ka dib markii Madaxweyne Trump uu 50% canshuur ku soo rogay alaab badan oo Kanada ah, uuna hanjabay kuwo dheeraad ah ka dib markii wada-xaajoodkii ganacsigu burburay Jimcihii. Trump wuxuu ballan qaaday inuu labanlaabin doono canshuuraha 25% ilaa 50% ee baabuurta iyo qaybaheeda Kanada laga bilaabo Jan 1, 2027.

Canshuurta la kordhiyay waxay sidoo kale khuseynaysaa birta iyo gawaarida xamuulka. Xogta Census Bureau ee 2025 waxay muujinaysaa in qaybtii hore ee 2026 Maraykanku uu dhoofiyay $175.8 bilyan oo alaab ah Kanada, taasoo ah 14% dhoofinteeda.

Hadalka Carney iyo Mowqifka Kanada

Ra'iisul Wasaaraha Kanada Mark Carney ayaa sheegay in wada-xaajoodkii uu burburay ka dib markii wada-xaajoodayaashii Maraykanku dalbadyo u soo jeediyeen oo aan Kanada u fiicnayn. Carney wuxuu yiri 'They asked too much and offered too little'.

Mid ka mid ah qodobbada khilaafka ahaa wuxuu ahaa isbeddellada Maraykanku ku sameeyay heerarka canshuuraha baabuurta, kuwaasoo Carney ku dooday inay waqti ka dib dhaawaci lahaayeen dhaqaalaha Kanada. Wuxuu ku dhaleeceeyay maamulka Trump inuu 'uses economic integration as a weapon'.

Canada announced retaliatory tariffs on a wide range of American goods on Tuesday, matching U.S. levies dollar for dollar and rate for rate, as the two nations' trade dispute deepens after negotiations collapsed.

Retaliatory Measures Target $27.6 Billion in U.S. Goods

Canadian Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne declared that the new tariffs will impose rates of 15%, 25% and 50% on hundreds of American products, taking effect on September 8. The measures are designed to mirror the U.S. tariffs imposed by President Trump on Canadian goods.

The targeted goods include steel, dairy, appliances, agricultural equipment, pulp and paper, and electronics, covering approximately $27.6 billion in U.S. exports. This figure represents about 8% of total U.S. exports to Canada, according to U.S. Census Bureau data for 2025.

Trade Talks Collapse Over Auto Tariff Disputes

Negotiations between Canada and the U.S. broke down after American negotiators made requests that were unfavorable to Canada, according to Prime Minister Mark Carney. He stated that the U.S. 'asked too much and offered too little' during the discussions.

One of the key sticking points was changes by the U.S. over its levels of tariffs on automobiles, which Carney claimed would have hurt Canada's economy over time. He criticized the Trump administration for 'using economic integration as a weapon'.

Trump Threatens Further Tariffs on Canadian Autos

President Trump promised to double tariffs from 25% to 50% on Canadian cars and auto parts starting on January 1, 2027. The elevated levy will also apply to steel and trucks, according to the president.

In the first half of 2026, the U.S. exported $175.8 billion in goods to Canada, making it the second biggest export trading partner after Mexico, accounting for 14% of all U.S. exports. Trump expressed frustration, stating 'WE DON'T NEED CANADA, THEY NEED US!'