Martin said Meng's husband would put up both of their Vancouver homes plus $1 million Canadian ($750,000) for a total value of $15 million Canadian ($11.2 million) as collateral. He said later that $15 million Canadian ($11.2 million) would be an appropriate amount if the judge granted bail, but he said half should be in cash. The Canadian province of British Columbia has already canceled a trade mission to China amid fears China could detain Canadians in retaliation for Meng's detention. The Huawei case complicates efforts to resolve the U.S.-China trade dispute. They don't want the tariffs to go up to 25" percent, said Perry, who produces the "US China Trade War" blog.

Source: ABC News December 10, 2018 15:14 UTC