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macroJul 23, 2026, 8:43 PM

Carney Says US Trade Rep's USMCA Comments Align with Existing Framework

Carney stated that the US Trade Representative's remarks on interim USMCA agreements are consistent with the current framework, and highlighted that Canada's relationship with Mexico remains strong and is deepening.

Mark Carney commented that the US Trade Representative's statements regarding interim USMCA agreements do not deviate from the existing USMCA framework. He emphasized that Canada's ties with Mexico continue to be very good and are growing stronger.

These remarks come amid ongoing trade discussions among the three North American nations. Carney's assessment suggests continuity in trade policy and a positive bilateral dynamic between Canada and Mexico.

Source: First Squawk