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Mexico ‘Optimistic’ on US Trade Deal After Canada Talks Collapse

Bloomberg Markets Monday 24 August 2026, 17:35 UTC By Alex Vasquez 1 min read
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Mexico ‘Optimistic’ on US Trade Deal After Canada Talks Collapse Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum expressed optimism she can reach a trade deal with Donald Trump as her chief negotiator leads talks in Washington, just after negotiations between the US and Canada collapsed. “As President Trump said, we hope to reach an agreement with the US,” she told reporters on Monday after being asked about the escalating US-Canada impasse. “I’m optimistic an agreement can be reached.”

Mexico ‘Optimistic’ on US Trade Deal After Canada Talks Collapse Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum expressed optimism she can reach a trade deal with Donald Trump as her chief negotiator leads talks in Washington, just after negotiations between the US and Canada collapsed. “As President Trump said, we hope to reach an agreement with the US,” she told reporters on Monday after being asked about the escalating US-Canada impasse. “I’m optimistic an agreement can be reached.”
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