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Tariffs are in the spotlight for FP Video this week as our team talked to a trade lawyer about Donald Trump’s latest levies and explained why the dispute was centred on cars, alcohol and cheese. We also dissected the Bank of Canada‘s latest decision and talked to AutoTrader about the car market.
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