On October 27 local time, Mexican President Simbaum said that U.S. President Trump has agreed to extend the deadline for the two countries to reach an agreement on trade, security and immigration issues again, and the two sides will continue dialogue in the coming weeks. On the same day, Trump said he had a "good meeting" with Brazilian President Lula, paving the way for cooperation negotiations between the two countries.
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According to local time on October 27,MexicanThe PresidentSimpson said that the United StatesThe PresidentTrump isThe two sides agreed to extend the deadline for agreements on trade, security and migration.
Sheinbaum said she andTrump isThere was a very brief and friendly phone call last week, during which both sides agreed that their officials would continue to work,Trump isShe said the two sides agreed that progress was very smooth and that the two sides also agreed to engage in talks in the coming weeks to reach an agreement.
According to local time on October 27,Trump isIndicates,He is in Malaysia.withBrazilThe PresidentLula held a "good meeting" and said talks on tariff policy between the two countries were still ongoing.
BrazilVice PresidentAlckmin said that this dialogue between the heads of state of the United States and Brazil isTrump isAfter returning to the White House, two leadersThe first conversation.，This paved the way for negotiations on tariffs, investment and economic cooperation between the two countries.Arquemin stressed that the priority of the Brazilian government is to remove the tariffs imposed by the United States on Brazilian exports since August.
According to previous news reports,Trump isOctober 25 threatened to impose another 10% tariff on Canada, sparking discontent among Canadian officials and public opinion.
Trump isSaid on October 25 that due to Canada's use of the United StatesFormer presidentReagan's "false advertisement" made by the content of negative remarks about tariffs, and he decided to impose an additional 10% tariff on Canada on the existing basis. Furthermore,Trump isHe also told reporters that he would not meet with Canadian Prime Minister Carney during his visit to Asia.
Canadian public opinion generally believes that the US can't raise tariffs at will just because it is angry. Canadian Trade Union NationalThe PresidentLana Payne posted on social media, criticizing the threat of the US as "an attempt to weaken the Canadian economy and seize Canadian resources for the US economy" and calling on Canada to "fight back".
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