The US-Canada trade dispute has escalated from tariffs to import bans and procurement exclusions, yet USD/CAD is sitting near 1.38 rather than breaking sharply higher — because the new measures are economically modest and well-telegraphed, while Brent near $100 is giving the Canadian Dollar a far larger, more immediate counterweight.
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