The Trump administration has begun to weigh up the future of its largest trade deal, which governs hundreds of billions of dollars in goods flowing between the US, Canada and Mexico.
The United States–Mexico–Canada Agreement signed by Donald Trump in 2020 is due for review next summer, but US officials will on Wednesday publish a formal call for comments from American businesses ahead of a potential renegotiation.
The notice follows months of trade tensions between the US and its two largest trading partners after the president imposed steep tariffs on them earlier this year.
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