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The United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement and its impact on trade relations among the participating countries.
Current on softwood lumber are layered and shifting: as of late‑2025 the imposed a 10% tariff on softwood timber and lumber effective October 14, 2025, on top of existing Commerce Department anti‑dump...
and the looming act together as both stick and spreadsheet: tariffs are a direct cost signal that can prompt near-term reshuffling of assembly footprints, while USMCA’s rules of origin and labor-value...
warns faces targeted “n hybrid attacks” as part of a broader shift from kinetic fronts in Europe to hybrid warfare aimed at eroding allied resolve, and it also flags economic and geopolitical pressure...
A prolonged political crisis would amplify trade uncertainty for by keeping North American supply chains in limbo, weakening the practical protections of and accelerating ’s push to diversify markets—...
The full transcript of ’s , joint press conference with records a formal diplomatic welcome, opening remarks by both presidents, and a reporter Q&A that ranged from burden‑sharing and to regional secu...
USMCA produced measurable but modest gains for the U.S. economy—small upticks in output, a fractional rise in average real wages (about 0.27 percent, roughly $150 per worker per year), and limited job...
was never ’s prime minister; he served as Minister of Transport (2015–2021) and briefly as Minister of Foreign Affairs in 2021, and his trade involvement flowed from those cabinet roles rather than a ...
"work" for specific, limited goals—raising government revenue quickly and protecting targeted domestic producers—but they often do so at the cost of higher prices, economic distortions, supply‑chain d...
did not “already have everything” that claimed to have secured in the new deal; the largely preserved ’s duty‑free architecture while adding targeted changes — some modest and technical, some potentia...
The available reporting documents Prime Minister ’s political rise and abrupt resignation after electoral defeats and intra-party pressure, with detailed coverage of trade negotiations and domestic po...
A sequence of dispute panels has produced concrete findings that forced Ottawa to tweak how it administers its 14 dairy tariff‑rate quotas (TRQs)—most notably by rejecting ’s practice of reserving lar...
’s recent reset with is targeted, transactional and far from a comprehensive free-trade pivot: negotiated tariff roll‑backs on electric vehicles, canola and several agri‑food and seafood lines and ext...
Tariff shocks most sharply threaten U.S. dairy producers concentrated in the Midwest — notably Wisconsin — and the broader Plains/Central states where export-dependent cheesemaking and fluid milk proc...