Global potash prices seen rising amid U.S.-Canada trade war
Canada Isn’t Ruling Out Energy and Minerals In Its Response to Trump’s Trade War
But, at the same time, no option is off the table—including restrictions on energy and natural resources. Because of the highly-linked energy systems of the two countries, such a move could wreak significant havoc on the U.
On Tuesday, March 4, President Donald Trump levied a 25 percent tariff on all goods imported from Canada and Mexico, as well ...
Belarus and Russia are coordinating potash production cuts and may form a new cartel, which could drive potash prices higher.
Opponents fear that mining will expose the tribe to harmful pollution and hurt tribal unity, while supporters think it will ...
Anyone following the on-again, off-again trade war between Canada and the U.S. will have seen potash mentioned among major ...
As the trade wars continue, the mine is still awaiting critical environment permits to move forward. For Evart — a town of ...
Experts say U.S. companies won’t be able to replace Canadian suppliers for these critical supplies anytime soon — leaving ...
The 10-per-cent potash tariff falls short of the full exemption that many U.S. agricultural associations had called for ...
Manske worries that the price of potash, a potassium-based fertilizer, will rise and hurt Iowa farmers this growing season.
Following the announcement by President Donald Trump that tariffs originally announced in February are now in effect for ...
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