President Donald Trump says the United States and Canada will probably reach a trade deal “fairly soon,” speaking while traveling in Ireland. He expresses optimism that an agreement is close, framing it as a likely outcome of ongoing trade discussions.
Bloomberg reports Trump offers no further specifics, including whether formal negotiations between the two countries have resumed. The outlet describes his remarks as optimistic but without details on timing, scope, or the status of any talks.
India Today similarly highlights Trump’s view that Canada is keen to reach a trade agreement and that a deal could come “fairly soon.” Seeking Alpha echoes the same general point that Trump is signaling potential progress, also without adding substantive new deal terms or confirmation of resumed bargaining. Across outlets, the common focus is Trump’s public expectation of a near-term deal, paired with limited publicly stated information about the negotiation process.
