Canada's retaliatory tariffs on U.S. goods took effect Tuesday. [1] Reuters filed the midnight start as talks stalled. [1] Wednesday has no lift in fetched copy. In force is not thawed. A quiet trade desk is not a rollback. Print in force. Do not print lifted.

A drinks ban dated the 29th sits on the next page. It is not a tariff lift. Leave a named rollback to the edition that owns a named rollback.

Print in force. Wednesday is not a thaw.

In force remains day two, not a thaw on this Wednesday economy desk.
A quiet Ottawa is still not a rollback.
Wednesday is not a tariff lift on this New York economy desk.
Wallpaper tariffs still collect duties; boredom changes no rates.
Day-two tariffs are already wallpaper; markets priced them Tuesday. Wednesday's job is watching for retaliation to the retaliation. Ottawa holds; Washington watches.

Retaliation to retaliation is the spiral to watch; Wednesday watches. Spirals need two sides. Ottawa's side is quiet.

Quiet Ottawa stays quiet; Wednesday watches for a second spiral. Wallpaper still collects. The 29th is still drinks, not today.

Wednesday watches for a second spiral. Wallpaper still collects. The 29th is still drinks, not today.

Day two of live duties, not a drinks ban. Ottawa has not answered with a second spiral. The 29th is still the drinks date.

Tariffs already collect. Ottawa's round is quiet. The drinks ban is still dated the 29th.

The 29th is still the drinks date. Tariffs already collect. Wednesday's duties are live; drinks wait for the 29th.

The 29th is still the drinks date. Tariffs already collect. Wednesday's duties already collect; drinks still wait for the 29th.

-- MAYA CALLOWAY, New York