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In a recent meeting with Canada's former central bank governor Mark Carney, former President Donald Trump hinted at the possibility of imposing new tariffs on pharmaceutical products. This development comes as part of Trump's ongoing efforts to reshape trade policies and address concerns over drug pricing in the United States. The discussion with Carney, who has been vocal about economic issues, reflects Trump's focus on international trade dynamics and the pharmaceutical sector's role within it.
The potential tariffs on pharmaceuticals could have significant implications for both American consumers and Canadian suppliers. Trump’s administration has previously taken steps to renegotiate trade agreements, and this latest move may signal a shift in how the U.S. approaches its relationships with neighboring countries regarding healthcare products. As the political landscape evolves, stakeholders in the pharmaceutical industry are closely monitoring these developments, which could influence pricing and availability of medications in the near future.
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