AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoUSMCA Auto Tensions: Ford, GM and Stellantis are reportedly lobbying ahead of renewed US-Mexico talks, warning that a proposed “50% U.S.-made” rule for lower tariffs—and a higher North American-content threshold—could raise costs and disrupt production plans. Mexico-US Food Trade Watch: The Trump administration is investigating whether Mexican winter-harvested strawberries are being sold too cheaply in the U.S., a move that could trigger tariffs and higher prices for shoppers. Avocado Exports Resume: Mexico’s Michoacán avocado shipments to the U.S. restarted after a security alert was lifted, but growers say they’re still exposed to cartel-linked extortion risk. Energy & Investment: Peter Thiel disclosed a near-1% stake in Argentina’s Vista Energy, tied to Vaca Muerta development. Oilfield Update: ReconAfrica reported hydrocarbon flow to surface from the Huttenberg formation at Kavango West 1X and plans open-hole horizontal testing. Safety Recall: Toyota recalled 2026 bZ Woodland models in the U.S. over a tow-converter module made in Mexico with a soldering defect.
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