Trump Delays Some Tariffs on Mexico Imports Until April in Latest Trade Turn | Global News Avenue

President Donald Trump is delaying tariffs on Mexican goods that are in line with the USMCA trade deal for a month, the latest move in the White House’s round-trip trade policy.

“After talking to Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum, I agree that Mexico will not need to impose tariffs on anything that the USMCA agreement is part of the USMCA agreement,” Trump said in an article on his Truth Social Platform Thursday morning. “The agreement is until April 2.”

USMCA is Free Trade Agreement Between the United States, Mexico and Canada North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) And signed the first Trump administration in 2018.

Mexico’s import tariffs pull back a few days after Trump Huge tariffs were imposed Oppose the country and Canada and China. On Wednesday, the White House retreated some grand tariffs granted to automakers and auto parts manufacturers One month exemption New tariffs from Canada and Mexico.

The general government action Intensify economic uncertainty and Unreserved market.

There may be more exceptions along the way

Another probation from U.S. trading partners on punitive tariffs could be: Trump is considering exempting certain agricultural products from tariffs imposed on Canada and Mexico. Bloomberg News Interview with Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins.

Rollins said Wednesday that she “hopes” the government can provide some relief for the agricultural sector.

Investors appear to have escaped the latest rollback from the Trump administration. stock Wednesday Episode After the Trump administration gives automakers a probation, In red After the latest announcement was made on Thursday.