Markets rise as oil prices fall amid US-Canada tariff tensions
Wall Street was boosted by falling oil prices, while Canada imposed retaliatory tariffs on the United States. Australian stocks were expected to rise.
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Energy moves and tariff escalation could affect financial markets and cross-border trade.
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