KEY POINTS
- The Chinese foreign ministry said Beijing will take action if Trump continued to use the "fentanyl issue" as a reason for his tariffs
- Canada's Prime Minister announced his country was ready to slap tariffs on $155 billion US goods if Trump pursued new tariffs on Canadian products
- Mexico said it has multiple plans in store for additional tariffs, with its president previously saying the US wasn't where it was today without her country
There seems to be no stopping President Donald Trump from imposing more tariffs on Canada and Mexico, despite long-standing trade ties with both nations.
