USTR Greer says they are having talks with Canada and Mexico about rules of origin for steel

USTR Greer’s comments about ongoing talks with Canada and Mexico regarding steel rules of origin indicate a potential shift in North American trade dynamics.

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This could have implications for steel pricing and supply chains, especially if any agreements alter competitive landscapes. Traders should watch for market reactions in steel futures and related commodities, as well as any cross-border trade impacts due to changing regulations.

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