Your World Tonight U.S. and China trade war, travel to U.S. down, measles outbreak, and more
Apr 10, 2025
Katie Simpson, a CBC News correspondent based in Washington, discusses the escalating U.S.-China trade war, highlighting new tariff pledges and their impact on global markets. She also addresses a troubling rise in measles cases in Canada, stressing the importance of vaccinations. Travel from Canada to the U.S. has plummeted, spurred by anger over tariffs and security fears. Additionally, Simpson touches on the political dynamics in Canada, with party leaders crafting campaign promises amidst these challenging times.
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Trade War Uncertainty
- Global economic anxiety is rising due to uncertainty surrounding U.S. President Donald Trump's trade policies.
- Accusations of market manipulation add to the tension.
Trade War and Market Manipulation
- Donald Trump's trade war and tariff strategies are causing market volatility.
- Accusations of market manipulation by Trump are arising, prompting calls for investigation.
Canadian Response to Trade War
- B.C. Premier David Eby is taking measures against U.S. uncertainty.
- He's directing government bodies to cancel U.S. contracts and limit travel.