I notice in the list of grains and other primary products getting counter-tarried by Canada quite a few that GNC ships. Is it possible that as the US, and Canada and Mexico in response, build their artificial ditch between their nations goods shipped from GNC might become more cost effect, and less problematic, as alternative source? Could a fall in the $AU also help this along?
Might Canada, and Mexico, try to see about broadening trade sources, and export markets for their own goods, to off set the sovereign risk the US seems to be determined to bring about? Would this have the potential to benefit GNC, and other exporters, both in the short term and even possible the long term?
Just asking here for clarification from more knowledgeable experts.
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