Prez Trump adjusts tariffs on Canada, Mexico to protect auto industry
President Trump has modified tariffs on Canadian and Mexican imports to ease the burden on the US auto industry while maintaining economic leverage. Goods failing USMCA rules face a 25 per cent tariff, while some energy products and potash imports are taxed at 10 per cent. These actions aim to curb illicit drug flows while ensuring American manufacturers remain competitive.
President Trump has modified tariffs on Canadian and Mexican imports to ease the burden on the US auto industry while maintaining economic leverage.
Goods failing USMCA rules face a 25 per cent tariff, while some energy products and potash imports are taxed at 10 per cent.
These actions aim to curb illicit drug flows while ensuring American manufacturers remain competitive.
