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North America's Trade Future Hangs in the Balance as Sheinbaum Fights for a USMCA Deal

With Canada sidelined and the November 3 midterms looming, Mexico and the U.S. race to forge a USMCA deal that could reshape North American trade.

Latin Times · Oct 13

Mexico-U.S. Trade Talks Move Forward, but Steel, Autos and Canada Complicate the Deal

Mexico's Ebrard struck an upbeat note at the Milwaukee G20, but steel tariffs, auto levies, and $30B in remittances hang in the balance.

Latin Times · Oct 8

India joins US, 13 economies in joint statement to address global excess capacity after G20 meeting

India, along with the United States and 13 other economies, has signed a joint statement aiming to address structural excess capacity. The participating economies emphasized the importance of eliminating non-market policies that distort economic conditions. They acknowledged the growing challenges posed by excess capacity in manufacturing sectors, which hinders market-based…

The Economic Times · Oct 8

US wants European allies to do this 'immediately' to lower diesel prices

The US has urged European allies to release strategic diesel reserves immediately as global fuel prices surge amid supply disruptions linked to the Iran war. Washington is also considering a diesel export ban, putting pressure on France and Germany to tap stockpiles. US diesel prices have climbed more than 70%…

The Economic Times · Oct 2

G20 trade ministers deadlocked over industrial overcapacity, says US trade chief

G20 trade ministers failed to agree on tackling excess industrial capacity and eliminating forced labour from supply chains, US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer said Thursday. Speaking during talks in Milwaukee, Greer highlighted overcapacity, a criticism often directed at China, which rejects it. The United States holds this year's rotating presidency.

France 24 · Oct 2

G20 trade ministers deadlock on excess capacity, forced labour as US seeks tougher rules

G20 trade ministers met in Milwaukee but failed to reach an agreement on overproduction of goods. The Trump administration accused various countries, especially China, of flooding markets, affecting competition. Tensions between the US and Canada escalated after new tariffs were imposed, raising concerns about trade relations. Discussions on forced labor…

The Economic Times · Oct 2

US presses Europe to release diesel reserves 'immediately' as Trump threatens export ban

The United States on Thursday urged European allies to release strategic diesel reserves immediately to curb prices driven higher by the US war on Iran. EU states will discuss a coordinated response on Friday, as Washington increases pressure following US President Donald Trump's suggestion that he could ban US diesel…

France 24 · Oct 1

G20 trade talks yield little progress while tensions simmer

G20 trade ministers have failed to agree on curbing the flooding of global markets with overproduced, underpriced goods

The Independent UK · Oct 1

India-US trade deal 'not imminent' as 'sticking points' stay, USTR Greer says

US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer said the Trump administration is working with India to finalise a bilateral trade deal, but an agreement is not imminent. Greer said he had a “very constructive conversation” with Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal at the G20 trade ministers meeting and that officials remain engaged.

The Economic Times · Oct 1

What the Milwaukee G20 Meeting Actually Delivered for Brazil — No Deal, But a Framework with Critical Minerals

Brazil and the U.S. set up a bilateral trade working group at G20 Milwaukee but no tariff relief. Here's what was agreed, avoided, and what comes next.

Latin Times · Oct 1