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BlackRock manages more than $13 trillion, more than the GDP of the United
States.

When Larry Fink speaks, institutional investors across the globe listen.

So when Fink says America's new digital financial infrastructure is "the next
major evolution in market infrastructure"…

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BlackRock already launched a fund on the new Money Grid.

It set a new record and hit $2.8 billion in under three months.

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State Street launched an entire new division dedicated to accelerating their
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DAILY NEWS




Canada's Retaliatory Tariffs Went Live at Midnight. Here Is What American
Businesses Are Doing on Day One.




Canada's retaliatory tariffs on American goods took effect at midnight — the
first full activation of what is now a bilateral trade war between North
America's two largest trading partners, triggered by the U.S. imposition of 50%
duties in late August and now mirrored by Canadian counter-measures covering
C$27.6 billion in American exports. For American businesses with Canadian
exposure, Labor Day has become a planning day rather than a holiday: operations
teams in Iowa pork processing plants, Pennsylvania steel mills, Indiana
recreational vehicle factories, and Florida orange juice concentrate facilities
are working through the operational consequences of having woken up to a world
in which their primary foreign customer now charges an additional duty on
everything they sell.


The product categories Canada targeted carry the specificity of a carefully
calculated political weapon. American pork destined for Canada — the single
largest export market for U.S. pork producers — now faces Canadian duties
calibrated to make it uncompetitive against Canadian domestic supply and
competing international sources. Canada is the largest foreign buyer of
American pork by volume, and the loss of price competitiveness is not
theoretical: Canadian grocery chains that had been sourcing American pork
because it was priced at or below Canadian domestic production will now shift
sourcing, and the shelf-space that American pork has occupied in Canadian
retailers will be filled by domestic Canadian or European alternatives.
Rebuilding that shelf-space, if and when a trade deal is eventually struck,
will take years of commercial relationship repair that no tariff rollback
automatically provides.




KEY TAKEAWAYS

* Canada's C$27.6 billion retaliation target list was engineered to maximize
political pressure on Republican constituencies rather than Canadian economic
leverage — concentrating duties on American agricultural and manufactured goods
from districts that voted most heavily Republican in 2024, creating a pressure
mechanism whose effect on Republican congressional support for the tariff
policy is measurable and was deliberately designed to be.
* The C$25 billion Canadian domestic support package — subsidizing supply
chain diversification away from American suppliers — is the most strategically
durable element of Canada's response: tariffs can be lifted, but commercial
relationships redirected toward domestic or allied suppliers during a period of
disruption have their own economic momentum and political constituency that
persist after tariff normalization.
* The September 8 activation's coincidence with the CPI release (Thursday),
the PPI release (Monday), and the Federal Reserve meeting (September 15-16)
creates a cascading policy week in which each event amplifies the others'
inflationary, financial, and political consequences — and in which the Federal
Reserve must make a rate decision in the middle of a trade war's first week of
full effect.



Steel and aluminum from Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Indiana face Canadian
counter-duties that hit the same congressional districts that Trump carried in
2024 and that the administration most needs to hold in November. The specific
targeting of those districts — documented explicitly in the Canadian
government's communications about the retaliation package — transforms the
tariff dispute from a bilateral economic conflict into a midterm election
pressure operation. Ottawa is not trying to maximize its own economic leverage;
it is trying to minimize how long Trump can sustain the 50% duties before
Republican members from affected districts demand relief. The September 8
activation begins the political pressure clock running at full intensity.


The C$25 billion Canadian domestic support package activated alongside the
tariffs compounds the long-term commercial damage in ways that the tariff
numbers alone don't capture. Canadian businesses that are losing American
suppliers are being subsidized to find Canadian or allied alternatives — to
build new supply chains that don't run through American producers. Every
Canadian company that successfully diversifies away from an American source
during this period will require active commercial incentives to return after
any eventual tariff resolution, because the alternative supply chain it built
will have its own economic momentum and political constituency. The support
package is not just cushioning the blow of the American tariffs; it is
permanently rewiring Canadian commercial relationships in ways that outlast any
deal.




SOURCE:




* U.S.-Canada Trade Talks Collapse — NPR
* Prime Minister Carney Delivers Remarks on Canada-U.S. Trade Negotiations —
Prime Minister of Canada
* U.S.-Canada Trade Relations — Congressional Research Service

 


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