Yellen says Biden not considering Canadian lumber for tariff relief

U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said on Tuesday that President Joe Biden is not expected to cut U.S. tariffs on Canadian lumber as part of potential tariff relief he is considering to fight inflation.

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Yellen says Biden not considering Canadian lumber for tariff relief

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