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Mexico Blocks Asian Steel, Looks to Reduce Impact of U.S. Tariffs
11/12/2026 - Mexico’s government has reduced steel and aluminum imports from Asian countries by almost a third, prioritizing reducing the impact of the U.S. Section 232 tariffs on auto, steel and aluminum, Reuters reported.
"We want to guarantee — and we are guaranteeing — that there is no triangulation of steel or other products that reach the United States taking advantage of our trade agreement," said Luis Rosendo Gutierrez, Mexico’s deputy economy minister for foreign trade.
Mexican and U.S. officials continue to negotiate a trade deal.
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Mexican and U.S. officials continue to negotiate a trade deal.
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