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Mexico Optimistic it Can Achieve Lower US Tariffs on Cars, Steel

Bloomberg Markets Saturday 22 August 2026, 00:16 UTC By Alex Vasquez 1 min read
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Mexico’s top trade negotiator expressed optimism he can secure less burdensome tariff terms from the US on Mexican automobile and steel exports, similar to revised measures Washington is discussing with Canada.

Mexico’s top trade negotiator expressed optimism he can secure less burdensome tariff terms from the US on Mexican automobile and steel exports, similar to revised measures Washington is discussing with Canada.
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