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Canada has rescinded its planned 3% digital services taxโ€”set to target US tech giants like Meta, Amazon, and Netflixโ€”just hours before it was due to take effect, in order to resume trade negotiations with the United States. President Trump had labeled the tax a โ€œdirect and blatant attackโ€ on US companies and canceled trade talks last Friday as a result.

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Following a Sunday phone call between Prime Minister Markโ€ฏCarney and President Trump, both leaders agreed to restart negotiations aiming for a deal by Julyโ€ฏ21.

Canadaโ€™s Finance Minister Franรงoisโ€‘Philippe Champagne confirmed scrapping the tax to โ€œmake vital progressโ€ on an economic and security agreement.

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Canada has officially dropped its digital services tax targeting U.S. tech firms.

Diplomatic reset initiated, with both nations targeting a deal by Julyโ€ฏ21.

Market sentiment improved slightly; Bitcoin and Ethereum modestly higher on reduced geopolitical risk.

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