Metro is in “wait and see” mode ahead of potential tariffs from new U.S. President Donald Trump, and is keeping an eye on the weakening loonie at a time of year when Canada relies most on its southern neighbour for fresh food, said chief executive Eric La Flèche. “The dollar is the big worry,” La Flèche said at a press conference following the grocer’s annual general meeting.

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Weak loonie, trade war could drive food prices higher: Metro

The Canadian dollar has been steadily weakening for months amid threats of sweeping tariffs from Trump and talk of retaliatory tariffs by Canada.

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Weak loonie, Trump tariff threats make ‘volatile situation’ for Metro: CEO

Metro is in “wait and see” mode ahead of potential tariffs from new U.S. President Donald Trump, and is keeping an eye on the weakening loonie at a time of year when Canada relies most on its southern neighbour for fresh food, said chief executive Eric La Flèche.
“The dollar is the big worry,” La Flèche said at a press conference following the grocer’s annual general meeting.
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Weak Loonie, Trade War Could Drive Food Prices Higher: Metro

Metro is in "wait and see" mode ahead of potential tariffs from new U.S.

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Metro is in "wait and see" mode ahead of potential tariffs from new U.S. President Donald Trump, and is keeping an eye on the weakening loonie at a time of year when Canada relies most on its southern neighbour for fresh food, said chief executive Eric La Fleche.

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Barrie

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The tariff war with the United States worries Metro much less than its impact on the Canadian dollar.

La guerre des tarifs avec les États-Unis inquiète beaucoup moins Metro que son impact sur le dollar canadien.

Metro s’inquiète de la faiblesse du dollar canadien et de son impact sur la hausse des prix à l’épicerie

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Metro is worried about the weakness of the Canadian dollar and its impact on rising grocery prices

Weak loonie, trade war could drive food prices higher: Metro

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