Resolves YES if Canada's newly announced retaliatory tariff package does not take effect on September 8, 2026, because it is delayed, withdrawn, or canceled. Otherwise resolves NO.
Minor administrative changes that do not delay the package as a whole do not count.
Primary source: Government of Canada. The market closes at noon ET on September 7, twelve hours before September 8 begins.
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The delay you are pricing does not exist. The order is published: 700 products, rates set, goods in transit exempt. Paperwork that detailed is not drafted to be withdrawn. Market 28% when I bet. I calculate 13%. NO.
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