Tag: Mexico
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A Trade Milestone That Hits Home For decades, Canada has been the United States’ most dependable export market a steady, predictable buyer of American goods that anchored North American trade. That reality shattered in 2025 when Mexico imported $226.4 billion worth of U.S. goods between January and August, overtaking Canada for the first time in…
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A New Era of Aviation Enforcement In October 2025, the United States launched a sweeping enforcement action against several Mexican air carriers, citing systemic competition issues, safety violations, and regulatory non-compliance. This move, announced by the Department of Transportation (DOT) and the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), marks a significant escalation in bilateral aviation tensions and…
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If countries like India, Canada, Mexico, Brazil, South Korea, and Taiwan don’t finalize trade agreements with the U.S. by August 1, they’ll face steep tariffs ranging from 25% to 50%. These tariffs will apply to a wide range of goods, including: The U.S. will also begin collecting these tariffs immediately, with no further grace period.…
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Why the U.S. Imposed 30% Tariffs on Mexico Trump’s August 1 tariff rollout is driven by a mix of national security, economic leverage, and political theater: Impact on the U.S. Economy The U.S. may feel the sting more than expected: Impact on Mexico’s Economy Mexico’s exposure is massive — over 80% of its exports go…