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Hello and welcome to World Business Report here on the BBC World Service.
I'm Rahul Tandon.
Thank you so much
for joining US Tariffs are going to dominate the conversation of the program again.
Donald Trump says they'll be good for American jobs.
We're going to talk to people involved in the auto industry to see if they agree.
We'll hear from a small business making parts in Detroit and the mayor of the Canadian city of Windsor,
which is just over the river from Detroit.
And we'll look at why one of China's biggest companies,
Tencent, is getting into bed with the French gaming giant Ubisoft.
But let us begin the conversation about tariffs because once again,
that word is dominating the global business headlines.
The Canadian Prime Minister,
Mark Carney has now said
that the United States is no longer a reliable partner and Canada will need to dramatically reduce its reliance on the US he was speaking after President Trump,
of course, announced those tariffs on all imports of cars and car parts, which will hit Canada hard.
He had this message for the U.S.