A file photo of US President Donald Trump, right, and Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau. The Canadian leader said a planned meeting with Trump to potentially seal a Nafta deal collapsed after vice president Mike Pence called and insisted the meeting was conditional on adding a sunset clause. “The United States has been taken advantage of for many decades on trade,” Trump said in a statement released on Thursday night by the White House. If the US digs in instead, Nafta talks look set to drag on, or worse: Trump repeatedly threatens to quit the current Nafta altogether. The US, Canada and Mexico trade more than a trillion dollars in goods annually.

Source: Mint June 01, 2018 09:56 UTC