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Bombardier highlighted its existing U.S. manufacturing footprint after President Trump said the Canadian aerospace giant must build in America, adding another flashpoint to the ongoing U.S.-Canada trade dispute. The announcement came just before Canadian retaliatory tariffs on roughly $X billion of U.S. goods were set to take effect. Bombardier's stock fell further as the trade war intensified, with reports suggesting the dispute could escalate as soon as today through additional steep import taxes or outright bans. Analysts are watching for signs of which sectors or companies the Trump administration may target next as the standoff deepens.