Canadian Prime Minister Carney: US-Canada trade negotiations had made progress before Trump called them off.

Jin10 data reported on October 24th that Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney stated hours after U.S. President Trump announced the suspension of trade talks between the two countries that Canada is ready to “restart discussions as soon as the U.S. is prepared.” Carney told the media on Friday before boarding for a nine-day trip to Asia: “We cannot control U.S. trade policy, but we are fully aware that its policy has fundamentally deviated from the traditional path of the 1980s to the 2000s.” Carney revealed that the negotiating representatives from both countries had previously made progress in discussions regarding steel, aluminum, and energy sectors, “We are prepared to advance negotiations based on this progress when the U.S. is willing to continue the dialogue.”