US tariffs on Mexico and Canada would hurt the entire North American auto industry
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- The automobile industry has been a focus as the Trump administration rolls out tariffs on Mexico and Canada.
- Canada and Mexico are the top two US exporters of vehicles to the United States.
- The entire North American automobile industry would suffer if Canada and Mexico are forced to pay US tariffs.
President Donald Trump’s administration has reignited talk of trade wars after announcing a new round of steel and aluminum tariffs targeting several US allies. Franklin Templeton Multi-Asset Solutions’ Stephen Lingard discusses the implications of a potential trade war and explains why he thinks these tariffs pose threats to the North American auto market in particular.
On May 31, the Trump administration followed through with a previous threat to impose tariffs on steel and aluminum imported from Canada and Mexico, as well as the European Union (EU). The move came two days after the administration said it would proceed with tariffs on goods made in China.
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