President Trump announced that Mexico would be exempt from tariffs on most exports to the U.S. for one month under the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement, following a 30-day reprieve granted to automakers due to concerns of harm to U.S. carmakers. The move came amid stock market volatility and anxiety over trade with Canada and Mexico, with some Mexican exports still subject to tariffs. While Trump’s economic advisers argue that tariffs will not cause inflation, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent acknowledged a possible temporary price increase.
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