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New U.S.-Canada tariff walls put pressure on critical metals supply chains
CNBC says the U.S.-Canada tariff fight already led markets to reprice metals and materials stocks and ETFs, with longer term investors urged to consider potential risks.
A fresh round of tariff barriers in the U.S.-Canada trade dispute is expected to affect the economy through its impact on critical metals, according to CNBC Markets.
CNBC World notes that when the trade war initially broke out, markets repriced metals and materials stocks and related ETFs, reflecting changing expectations for the sector.
The outlet cautions that even if the immediate market move has settled, longer term investors should be mindful of what the tariff regime could mean for critical metals supply chains and positioning.