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US-Canada Trade Draft Piles Pressure on Mexico to Match Terms

Bloomberg Markets Thursday 20 August 2026, 00:58 UTC By Gonzalo Soto 1 min read
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Canada’s preliminary trade deal with the US caught Mexican officials and business leaders off guard. Now, Mexico wants one of its own, as questions grow over whether months of painstaking engagement can deliver comparable tariff relief from President Donald Trump.

Canada’s preliminary trade deal with the US caught Mexican officials and business leaders off guard. Now, Mexico wants one of its own, as questions grow over whether months of painstaking engagement can deliver comparable tariff relief from President Donald Trump.
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