Canada ‘will be in front of a bully’, says Mark Carney

Mark Carney, Fontrunner was the first Canadian Prime Minister, “he will be placed in front of a bully” after the President of the United States Donald Trump, announced 25% rates in Canada.

Speaker Only to BBC Newsnight59-year-old Carney said Canada “a dollar will make dollars US rates”.

On Saturday, overflowing 25% of Canada imports, the White House announces 25% rates in Mexico and 10% in China.

Carney, who announced for his management In January the Canadian Liberal party is the former governor of the Canadian bank and the Bank of England.

Today, Justin Trudeau is one of the five candidates to get the Prime Minister, and has secured so far The largest support base among Liberal parliamentarians.

The leadership racing will end on March 9th.

The winner will replace Trudeau. Who announced he intended to resign in January at the office at the head of nine years – both Prime Minister and the leading party.

Canada must have a federal election, choosing a new government in October 20 or 20 years, with a liberal party with conservative rivals in polling.

In response to the fare advertisement, Carney said the newspaper “President Trump will surely be Canada.”

“But we will put in front of a bully, we will not go back,” he said.

“We have joined and we revenge.”

Former Governor of the England bank said the rates will “damage the fame of the US”.

“They will go to growth. They will climb inflation. The interest rates will rise,” he said.

He added that the “second time” is less than the US “force” decades, with a commercial partner ripped a commercial agreement. “

In 2020, Donald Trumpen until the first term The US-Mexican-Canada agreement (UCMCA) entered into force – Effectively updating to NAFTA, there were an agreement between the three countries since the 1990s.

The rates imposed by economists have suggested that they can have an immediate spaced effect on the Canadian economy. While they were higher prices for Americans.

Rates are the center of the Trump economic approach. It sees the US economy as a way to grow, to protect jobs and collect tax income.

Trudeau Prime Minister said the Canadian response will be “strong” and will be “immediate” to new rates.

Trump said Friday was Friday, the Canadian oil would be placed with 10% lower rates, which would force force on 18 February.

The Lehendakari also said that he intended to impose tariffs on the European Union in the future, saying that the BLOC treated the US well.