President Donald Trump on Thursday paused tariffs on Mexican and Canadian goods that comply with the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), granting a reprieve to America’s two largest trading partners. Trump signed an order modifying the tariffs he put in place earlier The post Trump Pauses Tariffs on Mexico and Canada Goods Covered By USMCA appeared first on Breitbart.
President Trump paused tariffs on Mexican and Canadian goods compliant with the USMCA, benefiting two major U.S. trading partners. The revised policy exempts compliant goods, aiming to boost North American production and ensure trade compliance. This exemption lasts until April 2, when broader reciprocal tariffs may be announced. Discussions with Mexican and Canadian leaders and automakers influenced this decision, reflecting cooperation on border security and fentanyl trafficking. Trump announced the Mexico exemption on Truth Social, emphasizing trade policy over market volatility. Automakers lobbied for relief, fearing job losses and supply chain disruption. The exemption is temporary, with some goods still taxed. The administration aims to reduce the trade deficit and encourage reciprocal tariff reductions.
