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Economy & Business - June 2026
MEXICO: Mexico and US begin USMCA talks without Canada
Mexico kicked off trade negotiations in Mexico City (CDMX) with the US – but without Canada – ahead of the mandatory joint review scheduled for 1 July of the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA). The first official round of the negotiations aimed at extending the free trade pact for 16 years took place on 28-29 May, with two further bilateral rounds between the US and Mexico due to follow.
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