The last minute deal that will, in effect, preserve NAFTA with some changes that the U.S. had demanded will have relatively little direct impact on the sporting goods market as not much made in either the U.S. or Canada moves across our Northern border. Only a minimal amount moves across our Southern border. But the fact that a deal was reached will certainly calm the stock market and give some assurance to businesses that, when push comes to shove, the Trump Administration is willing to compromise rather than stick to its rhetorical guns.

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