Mexico plans to boost US imports as part of trade treaty review, Sheinbaum says
- Mexico plans to buy more goods from the United States and reduce imports from other countries, including China, during negotiations over the USMCA trade agreement.
- Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum said the United States wants to reduce its trade deficit with Mexico.
- Mexico has imposed tariffs of up to 50% on some imports from countries without free-trade agreements, including China.
- The United States and Mexico are discussing manufacturing, supply chains, automobiles, steel, aluminum and rules of origin as part of the USMCA review.
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Mexico Offers More U.S. Purchases as USMCA Talks Turn Toward China
Mexico is offering to increase purchases of American goods while tightening its trade exposure to China as President Claudia Sheinbaum seeks an agreement with the ... The post Mexico Offers More U.S. Purchases as USMCA Talks Turn Toward China first appeared on [your]NEWS.
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum said Friday that she expects Mexico and the United States to reach a trade agreement soon
In her morning yesterday, President Claudia Sheinbaum reiterated an idea she had put forward on September 4: Mexico seeks to buy more products from the United States and reduce imports from other countries. The strategy is part of the T-MEC negotiations and shows what Mexico can offer to get Donald Trump to reduce tariffs on steel, aluminum and Mexican cars.
REFORM The Government of Mexico is looking for ways to reduce imports from other nations
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