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Leaving aside the congratulations after Thursday's call, in which President Sheinbaum and Donald Trump agreed to postpone until October 30 the increase in the tariff for Mexican exports that do not comply with the rules of origin of the T-MEC, there are two questions that no official has answered: what were the elements that led to that decision, especially after the letter of July 11, and what are the non-tariff barriers that Trump refers to in…
Cramer hopes Trump’s tariff policy will lead to Mexico, Canada trade deals
North Dakota – Following the Trump administration’s announcement further spelling out the U.S. trade and tariff plan with the world, North Dakota Senator Kevin Cramer is sounding hopeful that deals will soon be reached with Canada and Mexico. Based on Trump’s plan, Mexico will face a 25% tariff on imports, while Canada’s will rise to 35%. Admitting Canada’s rate is “quite high”, Cramer told The Flag on Friday he wants to find out more about the …
NEW TARIFF IN TOWN: Trump Has Canada And Mexico Going In Opposite Directions
Who would have guessed that Mexico would turn out to be more agreeable than Canada when push comes to shove in border negotiations? Maybe it was the up-close and personal view of how seriously the new government was taking border and immigration enforcement. Maybe it was his crackdown on criminals. Maybe they’re nervous about losing out on a crap-ton of remittance revenue. Whatever the motivation, Mexico’s government, for all their tough Anti-Am…
Mexico granted a 90-day grace period for a 25% tariff, while Canada raised it to 35%. America's two neighbors, Mexico and Canada, are taking divergent approaches to President Donald Trump's tariff threat. Mexico, a signatory to the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA),
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