Carney Downplays Oil Leverage Amid Trade Tensions
Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney downplayed the use of oil supply restrictions as a bargaining tool in trade disputes with the US.
This follows President Trump's imposition of various tariffs on Canada and threats of more punitive measures.
Maintaining Canada's reputation as a reliable trading partner is a priority, according to Carney. He emphasized that Canadians are 'reliable' and stated, 'One of the best commodities we offer is trust.'