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Mexico Grows Confident on US Deal to Cut Steel, Auto Tariffs
Source: Bloomberg
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Mexican officials are increasingly confident that Mexico and the US could reach a trade agreement reducing tariffs on key Mexican exports, including steel, aluminum and light vehicles. A deal would improve export competitiveness for Mexico’s industrial and automotive sectors, though no tariff levels, timing or finalized terms were disclosed.
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