Canada Cripples U.S Steel | $12B VAPORIZED Overnight, Wall Street SHELL SHOCKED!

Описание: Canada Just Declared Economic War on U.S. Steel — And Wall Street Didn't See It Coming
On January 31, 2026, at midnight, Canada detonated a $12 billion bomb in the North American steel market. In a single coordinated strike, they ended horizontal remission on steel imports, imposed a 25% global tariff on steel derivatives covering $10 billion in goods, and slashed import quotas by up to 80% for foreign producers.
The result? The most integrated steel market in the world just fractured into hostile trading zones. Twenty-four billion dollars in bilateral trade has effectively evaporated. And the ripple effects are only beginning.
This isn't just another tariff story. This is the complete restructuring of a critical industrial relationship that's been 75 years in the making. From Algoma Steel's catastrophic Q3 losses to Nippon's $14.9 billion acquisition of U.S. Steel, from Trump's 50% tariff escalation to Canada's fortress strategy around domestic producers — every piece of this crisis connects to create a picture that Wall Street is only now starting to understand.
In this deep dive, I break down exactly what happened, why the January 31st measures represent a point of no return, how major steel companies on both sides of the border are scrambling to survive, and what this means for everything from car prices to infrastructure costs to the future of North American trade itself.
If the U.S. and Canada — the closest economic partners in the world — can't maintain open trade in something as fundamental as steel, what does that say about the future of any trade agreement? The answer should terrify anyone who cares about economic stability.
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