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Member: Any RV news or bond news or banking news today?
MZ: I have 3 different bond sources that say they will process this afternoon.
They were told today is “GO” day and bonds go off “stuck” this afternoon.
A number of international sources say today it is ON….these are folks from all over the globe. Coming from so many different sources I find it very reassuring.
MZ: I will be sitting around on pins and needles all throughout today and tomorrow…hoping to see a historic bond person with full blown money from final contracts…..I am excited..
Member: Then after bonds start….we currency folks should start getting notifications….right?
Al-Sudani: Retirees are among those included in the distribution of land plotS
Frank26
We've always said, don't run to the bank. I said walk, take your time...You want to take your time...because you want to see any changes.
You want to see any mistakes that have been done that are being corrected by the bank or the CBI whatever it may be.
Take your time in doing this.
Once the exchange starts it's not going to stop overnight. You've going to have plenty of time...
Trudeau warns US against imposing tariffs on Canada
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has warned that the United States may have to buy resources from Russia, China and Venezuela if President Donald Trump decides to impose tariffs on all Canadian goods.
"President Trump has said he wants to ensure the United States has a 'golden age,' which will require more steel and aluminum, more critical minerals, and more reliable and affordable energy," Trudeau told reporters.
"All of these resources are available in Canada, and we are ready to work with the United States to build a prosperous and secure economy in North America," he added, stressing that "the alternative for them would be to buy more resources from Russia, China or Venezuela."
Trudeau stressed that Canada will respond in any case to the US decision on tariffs, saying that "all options are on the table. "
The Canadian Prime Minister announced that his country may impose equal customs duties on American goods, in response to any possible increase in customs duties that Washington may impose on Canadian imports.
The statement comes amid escalating trade tensions between the two countries, as Canada seeks to protect its economic interests in the face of any US measures that may affect its trade.
Trump stressed during his inauguration that tariffs were coming, noting that foreign countries would pay them, although these taxes are usually paid by domestic importers and are often passed on to consumers.
For her part, Canadian Foreign Minister Melanie Joly said that her country "will continue to work to prevent the imposition of tariffs," but stressed that it is also working on preparing plans to respond. End 25N
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