Canada Left Out of U.S. Trade Deal With Mexico

The transcript discusses the ongoing NAFTA negotiations, focusing on the US and Mexico reaching a bilateral agreement. However, Canada still needs to join the talks to finalize a trilateral deal. Key issues for Canada include dispute panels and the dairy sector, which are potential deal breakers. The markets view the US-Mexico agreement as a breakthrough, but further steps are needed to complete NAFTA 2.0.

What was the recent development in the NAFTA negotiations between the US and Mexico?

• They postponed the talks indefinitely.

• They included Canada in the deal.

• They decided to end negotiations.

• They reached a bilateral deal.

Why is Canada still needed in the NAFTA negotiations?

• Because Canada has the final say.

• Because the US insists on it.

• Because NAFTA is a trilateral deal.

• Because NAFTA is a bilateral deal.

What is a major sticking point for Canada in the NAFTA negotiations?

• The timeline for the agreement.

• The removal of dispute panels.

• The inclusion of Mexico.

• The location of the talks.

What sector might Canada need to make concessions in to reach a NAFTA deal?

• Technology

• Automotive

• Dairy

• Pharmaceuticals

What is the significance of the recent developments in the NAFTA talks according to the markets?

• They see it as irrelevant.

• They see it as a setback.

• They see it as a breakthrough.

• They see it as a minor change.