Mexico, Washington Sprint Toward Bilateral Trade Deal Before US Elections
Officials are seeking a deal that could ease some U.S. tariffs while forcing Mexico to address automotive content and Chinese investment concerns.
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Mexico, Washington sprint toward bilateral trade deal before US elections
By Emily Green, David Shepardson, Nora Eckert and Kalea Hall MEXICO CITY/WASHINGTON, Sept 11 (Reuters) - Mexico and the United States are racing to reach a bilateral trade deal before the U.S. midterm elections in less than eight weeks, according to ...
Mexico and the United States accelerate talks to reach a provisional trade agreement before the mid-term elections, while Canada is out of the central round and the T-MEC review opens disputes over tariffs, cars and China's influence. *** Mexico and the United States plan to reach at least one interim agreement by the end of 2026. Washington seeks to raise the US content of vehicles, while Mexico calls for reduced tariffs on steel, aluminum and …
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The bilateral trade deal could reshape North American supply chains, impacting costs and investments, while sidelining Canada in regional trade.
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