Mexico questions Trump's 'unfair' steel tariffs, highlights trade deficit
Mexico's government on Tuesday questioned the fairness of a 25% tariff ordered by U.S. President Donald Trump on its steel and aluminum imports, stressing that Mexico buys more steel from the U.S. than it exports to its northern neighbor.
Consumers would see the biggest impact at the produce section, which imports nearly $14 billion of fruits and vegetables from ...
Mexico and Canada are among the U.S.'s closest trading allies. Trump negotiated a renewed free trade agreement with the two countries in his first term, dubbed the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement ...
Canada would likely impose its own tariffs on U.S. goods if they're levied here, meaning consumers on both sides of the border could feel pain.
Austin Ramirez until recently planned to build a new factory in Mexico as part of his Wisconsin-based company's strategy to ...
She impressed President Trump by sticking to her guns without antagonizing him.
The U.S., Mexico and Canada do about $1.6 trillion in intra-regional trade every year, or about $3.1 million every minute ...
Mexico's share of the market for auto imports to the United States shot up to 38.5%, more than triple Canada's share.
One CEO says the uncertainty created by Trump's chaotic trade policies is "reminiscent of the adjustments we had to make during Covid-19." ...
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