The USMCA review has become the next major trade-policy pressure point after the U.S.-China summit. Mexico has a formal negotiating calendar but faces new U.S. demands on autos, origin rules and deficits. Canada has no comparable public negotiating schedule and is being pulled into a harder U.S. track involving autos, retaliation and dairy.
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