US President Donald Trump said the United States would be better off without the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), calling it unnecessary for economic growth. Speaking in France, he stated he would prefer no trade deal but remained open to signing a new one. His remarks highlight ongoing uncertainty over North American trade relations and future policy direction.

Trump Says U.S. Better Off Without USMCA Trade Pact

US President Donald Trump will sign the new North American trade pact with Mexico and Canada next week, a White House official said Thursday. The USMCA, the fruit of years of negotiation between the three key trading partners, is billed as an update to the 1994 North American Free Trade Agreement, which Trump had long thrashed as a job killer and threatened to scrap outright.

Donald Trump to sign trade accord with Mexico, Canada next week

The United States, Mexico and Canada signed a deal Tuesday to finalize their new trade agreement, paving the way to ratification after more than two years of arduous negotiations.

United States, Mexico, Canada sign deal finalizing USMCA trade pact

Donald Trump and Justin Trudeau met in Washington, D.C. to place new USMCA deal on track. Watch this video to know more.

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