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Economy & Business - August 2024
MEXICO: Gov’t insists no harm to come from US steel and aluminium tariffs
As Mexico becomes embroiled in the growing trade war between the US and China, local officials have insisted that a new agreement with the US to slap tariffs on steel and aluminium shipments diverted through its southern neighbour would not harm the national steel industry.
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