US pivots from renewal to annual reviews for USMCA with Canada and Mexico
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The Trump administration will not renew the USMCA and will instead conduct annual reviews with Canada and Mexico. The pact will stay in effect for up to 10 years unless a member withdraws, but the yearly reviews could prompt renegotiations. Talks with Mexico are already underway, while discussions with Canada have not begun, reflecting ongoing friction over deficits and tariffs in the U.S. trade approach.
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