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Golden Goose : How do you think Trumps new tarrifs on Canada will affect FMST?
Lynn953818 : thank you very much
Jaguar8 OP Golden Goose : Since the U.S. imports lithium from Canada, any tariffs imposed would likely be reflected in one of two ways: either the cost is added to the price of lithium when it leaves Canada, or U.S. companies importing it will absorb the expense. While tariffs generate revenue for the government, the added costs will ultimately trickle down to consumer goods in the U.S. It’s important to note that Canada supplies 56% of the lithium used in the U.S. This means products that rely on lithium—such as batteries and certain pharmaceuticals—could see price increases if tariffs are applied.
Golden Goose Jaguar8 OP : thanks dude
TerryJinn : QSI, please give me a little push
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