BUSINESSJul 2 · 12:00 UTCSCMP CHINAMia Nurmamat,Ralph Jennings

China aims to ‘infiltrate’ US-Mexico-Canada trade deal, says American manufacturing group

A US manufacturing trade group claims China is attempting to infiltrate the US-Mexico-Canada trade agreement through Mexican automotive investments, as the US considers not renewing the agreement. Analysts note that full decoupling from China's automotive industry remains challenging due to North America's reliance on Chinese-sourced components and Mexico's manufacturing capabilities.

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