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Mexico has set minimum export prices for tomatoes to the US to help its growers avoid increased anti-dumping duties amid a trade spat, aiming to stabilize the market after the US withdrew from a previous trade agreement and imposed tariffs.
Ford posted its first quarterly loss since 2023 due to over $800 million in tariffs, despite manufacturing mainly in the US. JPMorgan Chase has expanded to 5,000 branches, the most of any US bank. The US and Mexico are set to continue trade negotiations during a 90-day period amid ongoing tariffs, with recent talks described as successful by President Trump.
The US is ending a 30-year-old tomato trade agreement with Mexico and imposing tariffs of 17% to 21%, aiming to protect domestic growers but risking higher prices and reduced choices for consumers, amid ongoing disputes over fair trade practices.
US tomato prices are expected to rise due to new 20.9% tariffs on Mexican imports, potentially impacting small businesses and consumers, amid ongoing trade disputes and policy changes.
US plans to impose 20.9% tariffs on Mexican tomato imports, potentially raising prices by about 10% and threatening small businesses and consumers, amid ongoing trade disputes and concerns over unfair dumping practices.
The article discusses the US's implementation of 50% tariffs on steel and aluminum, Mexico's threat of countermeasures, the impact on US and UK markets, and the broader implications for international trade and relations, highlighting mixed domestic reactions and ongoing negotiations.