US, Canada and Mexico begin high-stakes USMCA trade pact renegotiations
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Paul Wiseman
Summary
The article covers the upcoming renegotiation of the USMCA trade pact between the United States, Canada, and Mexico. With $1.9 trillion in annual trilateral trade, the stakes are high as the U.S. pushes demands that could force Canada and Mexico to shift factory production to the U.S., particularly disrupting established automotive supply chains and potentially raising car prices. President Trump has added pressure by threatening to withdraw from the agreement he previously championed.
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· 5 pulledThe United States trades $1.9 trillion a year — $5 billion a day — worth of goods and services with its neighbors, Canada and Mexico.
They have supplanted China to become America's top two trading partners.
The U.S. is making demands that could effectively force Canada and Mexico to surrender some factory production to the United States.
That push would upend established regional automotive supply chains and would put upward pressure on U.S. prices for new cars.
Trump has added to the tension by threatening to pull out of his own agreement altogether.
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