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Trump: If Canada makes a deal with China, it will immediately be hit with a 100% tariff against all Canadian goods and products coming into the U.S.A

By January 25, 2026No Comments

Trump Statement

  • If Governor Carney thinks he is going to make Canada a “Drop Off Port” for China to send goods and products into the United States, he is sorely mistaken.
  • China will eat Canada alive, completely devour it, including the destruction of their businesses, social fabric, and general way of life.
  • If Canada makes a deal with China, it will immediately be hit with a 100% Tariff against all Canadian goods and products coming into the U.S.A. Thank you for your attention to this matter!

    🔥 1. Trade War Fear = Safe Haven Demand Up

    Trump is threatening:

    • 100% tariff on Canadian goods if Canada becomes a transit hub for Chinese exports into the U.S.

    • This directly expands the US–China trade war into North America (Canada).

    Whenever trade wars expand:
    ✅ Global uncertainty rises
    ✅ Equity markets become volatile
    ✅ Investors shift money into safe havens → Gold & Silver

    Effect on Bullion:
    📈 Strong upside bias for Gold
    📈 Silver follows Gold (with higher volatility)


    💵 2. Inflation Risk from Tariffs = Bullish for Gold

    A 100% tariff means:

    • Imported goods become much more expensive in the U.S.

    • This pushes cost-push inflation higher.

    Inflation + geopolitical tension =
    👉 Real interest rates fall
    👉 Gold becomes more attractive as an inflation hedge

    Effect:
    📈 Gold demand increases
    📈 Silver demand increases (both monetary + industrial hedge)


    🌍 3. De-Dollarization & Reserve Diversification

    China and its allies (and possibly Canada if relations worsen) may:

    • Reduce dependency on USD trade

    • Increase gold reserves instead of holding U.S. assets

    Central banks already buying record gold → this statement accelerates that trend.

    Effect:
    📈 Structural bullish support for Gold prices


    🏦 4. Risk-Off Mood in Markets

    This statement can trigger:

    • Weakness in global equities

    • Pressure on CAD & CNY currencies

    • Flight to safety assets

    In a risk-off environment:

    • Gold = first choice

    • Silver = second choice (more volatile but upside explosive)


    🪙 5. Supply Chain Disruption = Silver & Industrial Metals Premium

    If Canada-China-US trade is disrupted:

    • Supply chains for electronics, EVs, solar panels get stressed

    • Physical silver demand remains tight

    • Premiums can rise (like China & India premiums)

    Effect:
    📈 Physical Silver premiums stay high
    📈 Futures dips = buying opportunity


    📊 Market Behavior Expectation

    Short Term:

    • Volatility spike in Gold & Silver

    • Any dip = Buy on dip (safe haven flows)

    Medium Term:

    • Gold targets higher zones

    • Silver can outperform Gold once momentum builds

    Long Term:

    • Bullion remains in structural bull market due to:

      • Trade wars

      • Tariffs

      • Geopolitics

      • Central bank buying

      • De-dollarization


    🧠 In Simple Words

    Trump’s warning to Canada =
    More trade war + more tariffs + more global fear = more money flows into Gold & Silver.

    Even if paper markets (COMEX/MCX) show short-term corrections:
    👉 Those are momentum corrections only
    👉 Physical bullion trend stays upward


    🟢 Final Impact Summary on Bullion

    Factor
    Impact on Bullion
    Trade war escalation
    Bullish
    Tariff inflation
    Bullish
    Market uncertainty
    Bullish
    Central bank gold buying
    Bullish
    Currency stress (CAD/CNY)
    Bullish
    Physical silver demand
    Bullish
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