The Mexican government, under Sheinbaum, faces pressure from Trump over the USMCA treaty, negotiating tariff overflows, drug trafficking, migrants and border security. Mexico seeks to protect its economy by exporting to the US, but rejects foreign military interventions and seeks to preserve the economic relationship despite differences on issues such as drug trafficking and trade.
The trade agreement between Vietnam and the United States, announced in July, addresses the transshipment of Chinese goods. Vietnam became a key partner after the high tariffs imposed by Trump, exporting textiles, footwear, and electronics to the US. The agreements aim to regulate illegal transshipment to avoid tariff evasion, but uncertainties persist about their details and effects.
In June 2019, the EU and the US agreed on a tariff truce and numerous cross-border trade reductions. The agreement received criticism for being asymmetric and not legally binding. Tensions continue due to future increases in tariffs. The EU is seeking to strengthen global competitiveness.
Trump impone un impuesto del 50% a la India por la compra de petróleo ruso, poniendo en riesgo la alianza indo-pacífica y afectando a la economía india, un importante mercado estadounidense. Inicialmente, Trump amenazó con aranceles del 25%. La India estima que $48.2 millones en bienes exportados se verán afectados, desafiando a sectores laborales como textiles, automotriz y alimentos. El movimiento podría tener importantes consecuencias geopolíticas. La India apunta a expandir las exportaciones a otras regiones y reanudar las negociaciones con la UE.
