Canada’s Carney eases tone toward Trump ahead of G7 as trade talks loom

Ahead of the G7 summit, Canada’s central bank governor Stephen Carney has softened his public tone toward President Trump. The shift comes as trade negotiations between the two countries are under consideration. Carney’s more conciliatory remarks aim to ease diplomatic friction. Trade talks are seen as a key agenda item at the upcoming G7 meeting. The change in tone was noted by the Idaho Press. Analysts view the adjustment as strategic for maintaining economic ties. The development may influence the direction of future North American trade policy. Observers will monitor how the softened stance affects negotiations.