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American Steel CEOs Urge US to Go Further in Mexico Trade Moves

The US government should impose further trade restrictions against Mexico to prevent the dumping of steel products into American markets, say the top executives of two of the biggest US steelmakers.

By: financialpost.com

Jul 23 2024
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American Steel CEOs Urge US to Go Further in Mexico Trade Moves

(Bloomberg) — The US government should impose further trade restrictions against Mexico to prevent the dumping of steel products into American markets, say the top executives of two of the biggest US steelmakers. Read More

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