heathrowinneo
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Most countries will move to find new, better, friendly markets at the expense of the US. There will be many items that can't be circumvented but the EU, Canada and others will find other opportunities.I'd been wondering what had happened here with aluminium
U.S. Aluminum SHUTS DOWN — Canada Just Ended Trump’s Plan!
What happens when a 50% tariff meant to “protect American jobs” triggers the total collapse of the U.S. aluminum market?
In today’s explosive analysis, we break down how Trump’s aluminum plan backfired in real time, why U.S. reserves fell to absolute zero, and how Canada quietly checkmated the United States by redirecting its entire metal supply toward Europe.
This isn’t just an economic story — it’s a global power shift.
For the first time ever, Canada’s aluminum giants walked away from the U.S. market, suppliers added massive risk charges, and the Midwest premium hit record highs. Meanwhile, Europe stepped in, taking the aluminum that once fueled American factories — and now the U.S. is paying the highest prices on the planet.
We’ll uncover:
How Trump’s 50% aluminum tariff triggered a supply chain meltdown
Why U.S. aluminum inventories hit ZERO across LME warehouses
How Canada used CETA to bypass America and dominate the European market
Why suppliers like Rio Tinto added new surcharges bigger than the tariff itself
How rising aluminum costs are driving car prices, construction costs, and food packaging costs higher
Why U.S. allies — including the EU — are now warning Washington to back down
Whether this is a temporary disruption or a permanent realignment of global trade
If you want the truth behind America’s aluminum crisis, the global backlash, and the strategic moves reshaping world markets, watch this video until the end — every minute reveals something new.
Must be hard being on the wrong side of democracy.