EU Tariffs Do Not Change, Treaty May Be so.-Ebrard
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udgtvMarcelo Ebrard, Mexico’s Secretary of Economy, said it is premature to assess the U.S. electoral impact on the bilateral trade relationship. Trump maintains tariff powers, while the T-MEC could change after negotiations, although it is still early to confirm it.
"Most of the tariff relationship doesn't change much. The treaty may change, but that's too soon to say," the official said.
Ebrard considered that the victory of the Democrats, which gave them control of Congress for the next two years, can influence the T-MEC 'although it is too early to say'.
The Secretary of Economy explained that much of the tariff powers remain in the hands of President Trump, so the new balance in the US Congress does not influence the tariffs Rubén Romero/OEM-Report The change of control in the U.S. Congress will not immediately change the [...] The entry U.S. tariffs do not change with democratic triumph, but the T-MEC: Ebrard (note by Rubén Romero in OEM-Reportex) was first published in Julio Shipyard.
The Secretary of Economy spoke about the new political balance in the United States.
From Mérida, the Secretary of Economy indicated that it may be that it does change the Free Trade Agreement with the “new political balance,” but it is too soon to know. By Herbeth Escalante Mérida, Yucatán, November 4, 2026.- The secretary of economy of the federal government, Marcelo Ebrard, said that despite the “new political balance” with the elections of the United States, so far neither the tariff relationship nor the North American Free …
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