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What You Need to Know as the Deadline for Formally Extending CUSMA Approaches
Canada and Mexico want certainty through 2042, while the Trump administration is expected to resist a renewal, trade experts said.
- With a July 1 deadline approaching, Canada, the United States, and Mexico must decide whether to formally extend the Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement for 16 years or continue under annual reviews.
- President Donald Trump has signaled the United States may bypass the deadline, stating earlier this month that he is "not looking to renew" the trilateral trade pact.
- If no extension occurs, the agreement persists for 10 years before "automatically terminating if the parties can" fail to agree on an extension, according to former trade official Greta Peisch.
- Prime Minister Mark Carney said the Trump administration seeks to avoid a Congressional vote on the agreement's "fundamental architecture" by bypassing formal legislative changes.
- Canada and Mexico recently sent letters to Washington confirming their preference for a 16-year trilateral extension, even as United States Trade Representative Jamieson Greer remains open to separate bilateral agreements.
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