Trump Plans to Delay Imposing Auto Import Tariffs

President Trump plans to delay auto tariffs on European imports for six months, easing pressure on the US, Europe, and the US Trade Representatives Office. The office is already managing trade issues with China, Japan, and the new NAFTA agreement, and is not prepared for a new trade conflict. The auto tariffs involve not only Europe but also Japan, South Korea, Canada, and Mexico, with the latter two having quota agreements instead of tariffs. The situation is complex, and the US lacks the capacity to proceed with the tariffs at this time.

What are the implications of the new NAFTA agreement in the context of auto tariffs?

Which countries are involved in the discussions regarding auto tariffs?