Lutnick: USMCA goods likely to be excluded from Trump tariffs for one month - CNBC
Speaking to CNBC, Lutnick said those items and services in compliance with the United States-Mexico-Canada trade pact -- a deal known as the USMCA that was negotiated during Trump’s first term in office -- will be excluded from the levies for one month.
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