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Politics Wrap: Canada and China Extend Tariff Truce to 2028

MoneyTurkey editors
Three-row politics wrap for 4 Nov 2026. Türkiye–South Korea trade: US$11.4B in 2025, US$8.7B in 9M 2026, US$15B target. NATO PURL: shortfall of about US$2B. Canada–China: tariff relief to end-2028, extended from original 31 Dec 2026 expiry.

Tariff relief between Canada and China, Türkiye’s defense and trade push in Seoul and a fresh NATO funding call for Ukraine arms set the politics tone for markets on 4 November.

MoneyTurkey Editors | Politics wrap, 4 November 2026

Key points

  • China and Canada extend tariff relief on farm and seafood goods, and steel and aluminum remission, to the end of 2028.
  • Türkiye and South Korea target US$15 billion in annual trade, up from US$11.4 billion in 2025.
  • The US plans to ask NATO allies to cover a roughly US$2 billion shortfall in the PURL Ukraine weapons scheme.

Latest developments

Canada-China Tariff Deal Extended to 2028

  • Relief on Canadian peas, canola meal, lobster and crab runs to the end of 2028.
  • Canada extends remission for certain Chinese steel and aluminum products to the same date.

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Erdoğan Seoul Trip Sets $15 Billion Trade Target

  • Türkiye-South Korea trade was US$11.4 billion in 2025 and US$8.7 billion in the first nine months of 2026.
  • Erdoğan said South Korea could partner in the planned Sinop nuclear plant.

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Erdogan Urges NATO Allies To Ease Defense-Trade Curbs

  • Erdogan called for lifting some restrictions on defense-industry trade among NATO members, Anadolu Agency reported.
  • Ankara and Seoul signed four memoranda covering science, technology, natural resources, energy and nuclear financing.

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US Pushes NATO Allies for More Ukraine Arms

  • Washington is preparing to ask allies to close a roughly US$2 billion PURL shortfall, as soon as November.
  • The Pentagon has kept weapons flowing even when allied payments lagged.

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