U.S., Mexico Reach Informal Deal on NAFTA Updates
Mexico and the U.S. reached an agreement on several NAFTA issues, President Donald Trump said in an Aug. 27 announcement. The two countries found common ground on several contentious issues in recent weeks, including new rules of origin for autos.
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Canada has not been involved in the talks, but Canadian Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland said on Aug. 24 that the country will join discussions after the U.S.-Mexico bilateral issues are resolved, according to Reuters.