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Locking In: How U.S. Businesses Can Survive The Changing Trade Landscape
Steering Through Trade Turbulence: A Business Owner's Guide to U.S.-Mexico Relations

“The broader economic implications of these tariffs cannot be overlooked. Mexico's economy is already facing challenges, including a slowdown in foreign direct investment and potential credit downgrades due to political instability. As the U.S. economy continues to grow, Mexico may struggle to keep pace, further complicating trade dynamics. Business owners must stay informed about these economic trends, as they will directly affect market conditions and consumer behavior…”

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How Will a Second Trump Term Impact Trade?
The Impact of Tariffs and Trade Wars on Global Businesses
The Backfire: US Tariffs on Electric Vehicles and a Stalling Domestic Industry
Navigating the Waves of Trade: Understanding the Impact of U.S.-China Tariff Increases
Temporary Tariff on Restricted Goods in Mexico
Avoid Disaster: Navigating Common Challenges for Importers into Canada
U.S. and India Exclusive Trade Partnership: A New Endeavor

The U.S. Ambassador to India - Harsh Shringla - released just yesterday (January 8, 2020) that the United States and India are in talks about an exclusive trade agreement. The agreement would grant business owners of both nations preferential market access. Shringla, the now-former ambassador is set to take on his role as India's next foreign secretary later on this month.

His comments state that there has been success in bridging the gap during the latest trade talks for new trade packages. The current conversations are setting a stage for a much bigger bilateral trade agreement.

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Africa's New Trade Deal

What the AfCFTA has the ability to do is putting systems in place to reduce the trade issues in intra-African trade. These larger integrated markets could make outside investment more prevalent and it could lead to new tech and new learning.

As with all international trade - tariffs play a large role, and though trade within African borders is low, revenue from tariff collection is essential to governments, and to protect domestic industry through limitation of import competition…

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