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Trump’s policies find an unlikely beneficiary: Canadian stocks

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Mere minutes after markets opened in Toronto on Monday, United States President Donald Trump said in a social media post that he would double tariffs on Canada’s automotive sector and he has proceeded to follow up with a barrage of insults targeting the country.

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