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23 September 2026

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Economics of the New Canadian Tit-for-Tat Tiff Tariffs On September 8, the disagreement escalated past tariffs entirely. The U. S. announced it would outright ban imports of Canadian dairy, alcohol, and large-displacement motorcycles , effective September 29. Not another rate hike, a straight prohibition.

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