Tag: China

Ottawa’s retreat from a China trade deal underlines the limits of North American trade autonomy and offers lessons for Mexico’s ...

As Canada courts China despite U.S. unease, Mexico’s tighter alignment with Washington reveals the structural limits of its trade autonomy.

As global powers recalibrate trade ties with China, Mexico risks marginalization unless it adapts to shifting tariff dynamics and supply ...

A new decree sets steep tariffs on steel, textiles, and other goods from Asia, signaling a shift in Mexico’s trade ...

A planned Chinese export licensing system is unlikely to curb steel overcapacity, prolonging price pressures that affect producers and importers ...

Mexico will introduce steep tariffs on steel, aluminum, textiles, and other goods in 2026, citing industrial protection and trade integrity ...

A proposed tariff package targeting Chinese goods could reshape Mexico’s trade stance and test its nearshoring competitiveness.