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Wednesday, September 30, 2026
Mexican government officials expressed growing confidence that bilateral trade discussions with the United States will yield reduced tariffs on steel, aluminum and light vehicle exports. Multiple officials characterized negotiations as progressing toward a potential agreement. The talks aim to lower duties on these key sectors and reshape trade relations between the neighboring countries. Details on specific tariff reduction levels and implementation timelines remain under negotiation. Both nations seek to stabilize supply chains and reduce friction on cross-border freight movements. Final terms have not been finalized. The potential agreement would affect substantial volumes of Mexican exports flowing to the US.
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