NAFTA

With Mexico and Washington having struck a deal, the onus is on Canada to secure its place, and with it, NAFTA's future

As Canada scrambles to secure inclusion in a deal, Mexico’s president-elect looks to have dodged a political nightmare

Officials claim to be hopeful of a trilateral deal before mid-November, but actions speak louder than words

Flattery and vague, unsubstantiated claims of an impending “dramatic” NAFTA deal do not make such a deal any more likely

All parties to NAFTA have an interest in reaching a deal before November, but the chances of them doing so are slim

Mexico has announced a number of tariffs on US imports following Washington's imposition of steel and aluminium tariffs

The introduction of import tariffs on key metals all but ends hope of a NAFTA deal before Mexico's July 1 elections

Trump’s protectionist attitude threatens to inflict damage upon North America’s auto sector