Mexico Aims to Raise Auto Tariff Exemptions

China-Mexico cooperation holds strong complementarity, vast potential: Mexican chamber head

The US tariff will impact supply chains, and ultimately, consumers in the US will end up paying more for the same goods, Victor Cadena, executive vice president of the Mexican Chamber for Commerce in China, said in an exclusive interview with the Global Times when commenting on the tariff stick waved by the US on global countries including Mexico and China.

Mexico Aims to Raise Auto Tariff Exemptions

Mexico wants a greater proportion of each auto built in the country to qualify for U.S. origin status, a move that would lower the impact of President Donald Trump’s tariff policies.

UAW Local 1097 president talks China tariffs on U.S.

United Auto Works Local 1097 president Dan Maloney joins ARC Rochester to explain the tariffs' impact.

US Auto Union welcomes "some uses of tariffs" on auto manufacturing "

New York: The head of the US Auto Workers Union on Thursday supported the car tariff as a way to address the “free trade disaster”, rejecting the use of “levy for political games”. Praising President Trump for dealing with free trade diseases while banging other major elements of the Republican agenda, Shaun Fan, president of ... Read more The post US Auto Union welcomes “some uses of tariffs” on auto manufacturing “ appeared first on The Local …