Carney: We are finding new trade partners | Metals Mine
Added at 8:41am
Added at 8:49am
Comment Options
The Fool
Jan 26, 2026 11:33am
Permalink
Quoting Trader#61D4
China is so infinitely far ahead of Canada in everything, and regardless of what you think, they are far more evil and predatory than Trump. China plans decades in advance and they view any country other than themselves as direct enemies. If Canada makes the mistake of getting into deals with China, then Canada is effectively done forever. That will eventually force the US to take over Canada as a buffer against China and Russia. When you have a small population and no defense, but have natural resources you will be taken over by someone it’s just...
alarmist hogwash. The USA does $600 billion worth of trade with China, why shouldn't Canada follow suit? Meanwhile, the US has 800 military bases in other countries and has been directly meddling in other countries' political affairs for the last century. China has 1 foreign military base. The US is not going to "take over" Canada, another NATO country. Trump's continued threats of military action against long-standing US allies are going to get him removed, and rightfully so.
Danger-Mouse
Jan 26, 2026 1:54pm
Permalink
Quoting Trader#5F7F
This big man Mr. Trump lots of respect for you.....perfect Dip buy creator !! I made over 500K last year thanks to Mr. President. Mr. S&P500.... Love you Sir Trump...more power to you....
That's great. Maybe you can think about moving up from the demo platform now
Reply
The Fool
Jan 26, 2026 5:47pm
Permalink
Quoting Trader#F7B1
U.S relies on Canada for all the things needed right now. Aluminum, rare earth, oil, gas, Canada even supplies critical power to several major U.S. states. The next big thing is nuclear supplied and made by Canadian companies ($80bil deal just signed with Cameco and Brookfield)
The US uses about 21 million barrels of oil a day. About 25% of that, or about 4.5 mb/day, comes from Canada. The Trump regime is seeking to replace some of this dependence on heavy crude from Canada, with the same from Venezuela, but Venezuela is a long way off from being able to produce even half of that.

The US also imports 25-30% of the uranium it needs from Canada. Almost all uranium used in the US is imported, and Canada is the largest supplier. Trump's fantasy of annexing Greenland is as much about uranium as it is about rare earths.
Js3mwtRc
Jan 26, 2026 10:11am
Permalink
Reply
DwnUndrTrdr
Jan 26, 2026 4:33pm
Permalink
Quoting lattesilver
He is partnering china; totally forget the whole point of nato. interesting move carney lol
Yeah, Carney should’ve asked Trump about the whole point of NATO…
Windstrown
Jan 26, 2026 8:54am
Permalink
Great dip buys yo every country he attacked or tariffed hard during his presidency huh?. For real sometimes just dont bother commenting
Reply
Trader#0273
Jan 26, 2026 10:01am
Permalink
Quoting adewale
Canada is definitely losing these fight, coz they're both made for each other
Based on the history of last century and the way how the two economy are integrated with each other I agree with you that both country are made to work in full harmony in order to be competitive in world market.
But, I do not think, Canada see that as fight, but as way to survive from an unprovoked economical warfare from this US Admin.
As thing are going this US Admin has picked a fight not only with Canada that feel the most the consequences of this disaster trade policy but also with European Union and many other countries around the globe, but above all I would say this US Admin has picked a fight with a good part of random American that are among those that are paying the price of this absurd policy.
Looks like "America firs policy " it is turning America alone and fully isolated from the world .
All countries are taking measures to orient their economy away from US market .
Reply
Trader#61D4
Jan 26, 2026 10:26am
Permalink
China is so infinitely far ahead of Canada in everything, and regardless of what you think, they are far more evil and predatory than Trump. China plans decades in advance and they view any country other than themselves as direct enemies. If Canada makes the mistake of getting into deals with China, then Canada is effectively done forever. That will eventually force the US to take over Canada as a buffer against China and Russia.

When you have a small population and no defense, but have natural resources you will be taken over by someone it’s just a matter of time. There will be no Canada at some point in the future. It’s inevitable.
Reply
Trader#A59B
Jan 26, 2026 10:41am
Permalink
Are the first three comments in a foreign language?
Reply
Fxsamy
Jan 26, 2026 2:14pm
Permalink
Quoting Trader#8B75
{quote}Russia and China, of course. These two are a mandatory part of any economy-related scandal in the North Atlantic.
What does Russia have to offer apart from oil, which Canada has in abundance. I don't think he means Russia, but maybe China
Reply
ChaoticWave
Jan 26, 2026 11:54am
Permalink
Better to not trade with a fascist regime. Well done
Reply
Trader#8B75
Jan 26, 2026 10:08am
Permalink
Quoting Trader#E6DD
He announced everything except who is new trading partners are
Russia and China, of course. These two are a mandatory part of any economy-related scandal in the North Atlantic.
Reply
lattesilver
Jan 26, 2026 3:54pm
Permalink
He is partnering china; totally forget the whole point of nato. interesting move carney lol
Reply
Trader#F7B1
Jan 26, 2026 5:14pm
Permalink
U.S relies on Canada for all the things needed right now. Aluminum, rare earth, oil, gas, Canada even supplies critical power to several major U.S. states. The next big thing is nuclear supplied and made by Canadian companies ($80bil deal just signed with Cameco and Brookfield)
Reply
Trader#A0A6
Jan 27, 2026 2:44am
Permalink
Quoting Fxsamy
{quote} What does Russia have to offer apart from oil, which Canada has in abundance. I don't think he means Russia, but maybe China
What Russia can give is irrelevant, because this partnership is not for, it is AGAINST!
Reply
Trader#0810
Jan 26, 2026 8:45am
Permalink
Bro why you guys get scared of Trump? He just creat dip buys LOL
Reply
adewale
Jan 26, 2026 9:29am
Permalink
Canada is definitely losing these fight, coz they're both made for each other
Reply
Trader#E6DD
Jan 26, 2026 9:30am
Permalink
He announced everything except who is new trading partners are
Reply
Trader#D584
Jan 26, 2026 9:42am
Permalink
The more Trump cuts off Canada the higher the stock market goes. Might as well keep it up.
Reply
Trader#5F7F
Jan 26, 2026 11:40am
Permalink
it will be awesome if Trumo still imposes the tariffs, its very much possible
Reply
Trader#5F7F
Jan 26, 2026 11:46am
Permalink
waiting for a stupid comment from Major trump..... waiting for you sir
Reply
Trader#5F7F
Jan 26, 2026 1:44pm
Permalink
This big man Mr. Trump lots of respect for you.....perfect Dip buy creator !! I made over 500K last year thanks to Mr. President. Mr. S&P500.... Love you Sir Trump...more power to you....
Reply
Trader#B598
Jan 26, 2026 5:51pm
Permalink
Why Canada still worry about the big master, just go find another partner to trade and made deal with ….. lolzzzzz zZzzzz
Reply

  • Related Stories

PBOC pledges continued backing and steady development of Hong Kong’s offshore RMB market, says deputy governor
From @FirstSquawk | Jan 25, 2026 | 26 comments
PBOC pledges continued backing and steady development of Hong Kong’s offshore RMB market, says deputy governor. Breaking | China's Deputy Central Bank Governor affirms the PBOC's commitment to robustly support and enhance the development of Hong Kong's offshore renminbi market. Deputy governor of China’s central bank pledges gradual advancement of RMB government bond futures listings in Hong Kong.
Kihara: Japan will act on foreign exchange matters in line with Japan-US joint statement
From @FirstSquawk | Jan 25, 2026 | 10 comments
Kihara: Japan will act on foreign exchange matters in line with Japan-US joint statement. Breaking | Japan's Chief Cabinet Secretary Kihara acknowledges fluctuations in both domestic and international financial markets. Japan’s Chief Cabinet Secretary Kihara declines to comment on reported rate checks.
Japan Finance Minister Katayama says she is monitoring market moves with a high sense of urgency
From @FirstSquawk | Jan 25, 2026 | 7 comments
Japan Finance Minister Katayama says he is monitoring market moves with a high sense of urgency. Breaking | Japan's Finance Minister Katayama Declines to Comment on Foreign Exchange Matters
  • Story Stats