Canada trade policy
President Trump said tariffs on Canadian vehicles, automotive parts and steel would rise to 50% from January 1, 2027, while U.S.-made goods would face no tariff.
Aug 24, 2026 · QQQ/SPY Market Review · 58 headlines
QQQ finished down 1.02% and SPY 0.27%, with SPY ahead by 0.75 percentage points after both opened lower and recovered from morning lows. Tariff plans for Canadian vehicles and U.S. sanctions on Iran defined the policy backdrop during the session. Later reports said just one commodity ship crossed Hormuz on Monday, Russia's Afipsky refinery burned after a drone attack, and Nvidia-backed Lambda was discussing up to $3 billion in financing. Separately, research projected combined 2026 capital spending by Amazon, Microsoft, Alphabet and Meta at $745 billion as cloud providers weighed efficiency against AI investment.
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President Trump said tariffs on Canadian vehicles, automotive parts and steel would rise to 50% from January 1, 2027, while U.S.-made goods would face no tariff.
The U.S. Treasury sanctioned nearly 60 Iran-linked targets, preliminary data showed only one commodity ship crossing Hormuz on Monday, and a drone strike set Russia's Afipsky refinery on fire.
Nvidia-backed Lambda was reported to be discussing up to $3 billion in financing, while research projected Amazon, Microsoft, Alphabet and Meta would lift combined 2026 capital spending to $745 billion.
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