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Trump Calls for Possible Limits on Bombardier U.S. Sales

Global Macro News DeskBy Global Macro News DeskSeptember 7, 2026Updated:September 7, 2026No Comments1 Min Read
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President Donald Trump said Bombardier (OTC: BDRBF) U.S. sales should be barred, according to a post on Truth Social described in the supplied source material. No independent verification of an enforceable restriction was available.

Trump asserted that the Canadian aircraft maker derives more than half of its revenue from the United States. He linked his position to alleged Canadian barriers affecting U.S. businesses, including Gulfstream Aerospace.

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Bombardier U.S. Sales Lack a Formal Trade Action

The material did not identify a presidential order, implementing agency, start date, or other official measure that would restrict Bombardier U.S. sales. It therefore remains unclear whether Trump’s statement will be followed by a formal trade or regulatory action.

Trump’s assertions regarding Bombardier’s U.S. revenue exposure and Canadian restrictions could not be independently verified from the supplied information.

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