US presses Mexico to limit Chinese goods
The article discusses the United States' efforts to pressure Mexico to impose tariffs on steel and aluminum imports coming from outside North America, especially China, in an aim to reduce dependence on Chinese imports and promote domestic products within the region. These steps are part of a review and adjustment of the USMCA trade agreement, with Washington seeking to tighten rules of origin and impose additional tariffs of up to 50% on steel and aluminum imported from China. There are also demands for more restrictions on Chinese imports, particularly in the automotive and aluminum industries. Mexico is negotiating to lower Chinese imports and achieve a balance in tariffs between the countries, while both sides are engaged in ongoing talks to conclude this schedule by the end of the year, with the next meetings resuming in Washington in September.
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