Moody’s Sees High Probability of USMCA’s End, but Foresees Continued North American Trade
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Moody’s Sees High Probability of USMCA’s End, but Foresees Continued North American Trade
MEXICO CITY — Moody’s Ratings considers there to be a high probability that the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) will come to an end, according to statements made by analysts during the "Inside LatAm: México 2026" forum. However, the rating agency emphasized that a potential termination of the trade agreement would not mark the end of
For the agency Moody’s Ratings there is a high probability that the Treaty between Mexico, the United States and Canada will cease to exist, although that would not mean the end of trade in North America. Renzo Merino, vice president and senior analyst of sovereign risk for Latin America of the qualifier, said during the Inside LatAm: Mexico 2026, where he also pointed out that they see very possible that, in case the T-MEC disappears, another t…
MEXICO CITY.— Moody’s Ratings considers that there is a high probability that the Treaty between Mexico, the United States and Canada (T-MEC) will come to an end in its present form, although it foresees that the high economic integration of North America would lead to the creation of another trade agreement that maintains preferential conditions among countries. [...]
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