Trump’s CUSMA Bluff: How Canada and Mexico Just Rewrote the Deal to Win | Jeffrey Sachs

Did Donald Trump just overplay his hand in the trade war?

In this video, renowned economist Jeffrey Sachs breaks down the shocking turn of events surrounding the CUSMA (USMCA) negotiations. What began as a tariff threat from the Trump administration has evolved into a strategic victory for America's neighbors. We analyze how Canada and Mexico didn't just withstand the pressure—they effectively rewrote the rules of engagement to protect their economies.

Jeffrey Sachs provides a critical look at why the "America First" tariff strategy might be backfiring, exposing the bluff that allowed Ottawa and Mexico City to turn the tables. From currency implications to the stability of North American supply chains, we explore why this trade dispute ended differently than anyone in Washington expected.

👇 In this video, we cover:

The Bluff Revealed: Why Trump's tariff threats against Canada and Mexico failed to gain leverage.

Sachs' Analysis: Jeffrey Sachs explains the economic leverage Canada and Mexico actually hold over the US.

The "Rewrite": How the terms of the CUSMA deal are being interpreted to favor stability over protectionism.

Economic Fallout: The potential impact on US consumers, the auto industry, and the strength of the Dollar.

Future of North American Trade: Is the era of US trade dominance ending?

If you are following the shifting dynamics of the Global Economy and US Politics, this analysis is essential watching.

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