President Donald Trump says the Canada–U.S. currency “imbalance” is unacceptable and that it will no longer be the case. He makes the comments in a post on Truth Social, without providing specific details about what policy action or timeframe he is referring to.
The statements come as tensions rise around trade. The Hill notes the remarks are made two days before Canadian tariffs are set to take effect on a range of American goods. Other outlets similarly report Trump’s message but also do not describe the underlying figures or explain what “imbalance” means. Bloomberg frames the claim as a direct presidential assessment, while The National Post highlights that Trump says it would “no longer” be that way, again without elaboration. The outlets agree on the core point: Trump criticizes the currency relationship and signals it will change, but they differ only in how much surrounding context they include.
