Скачать или смотреть 1 MIN AGO: Canada’s 96‑Minute “NO” Stuns Trump — Tariff War Becomes Permanent

Canada’s 96‑minute “NO” just rewired the U.S.–Canada trade fight—from tariffs to a critical minerals showdown. In this breaking update, we track how Trump’s tariff pressure (autos/aluminum) collides with Canada’s export-control leverage on nickel, lithium, cobalt, graphite, and rare earth elements—and why Washington’s “reset” offer reportedly got rejected fast.
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What this covers (fast, high-stakes, human impact):

The 96-minute rejection and why speed matters (it signals a structural decision, not a negotiation pause).
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How critical minerals become the bottleneck that hits EV supply chains first (production schedules, costs, delays).
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Why the pressure can spread from EV plants to defense-linked supply risk if restrictions persist.
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The “30 / 60 / 90 day” escalation path: contracts shift, alternatives cost more, and reversal gets harder over time.
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If Canada keeps the mineral line tight while tariffs stay active, the market reaction isn’t just headlines—it’s timelines, jobs, and industrial momentum.
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Comment: Does Washington escalate next—or fold first?

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