“This momentous agreement will continue to create stability, growth, and jobs in the United States, Mexico, and Canada,” said AS/COA President and CEO Susan Segal.

A year after NAFTA 2.0 negotiations ended and with the U.S. election around the corner, “The legislative days are ticking away,” says AS/COA’s vice president.

These tariffs could jeopardize relations with an important U.S. economic partner while hurting American consumers.

AS/COA's Eric Farnsworth said to Fortune, referring to the USMCA negotiations, that Canada, Mexico, and the U.S. Trade Representative have said "publicly and repeatedly that the negotiated text is closed." 

The electoral result in Canada’s top oil-producing province reveals dismay over lost energy sector opportunities, writes AS/COA’s Naki Mendoza.

Effective U.S. borders with Mexico and Canada are essential to a healthy U.S. economy. Closing or restricting them would have grave economic consequences for the United States.

While we wait on USMCA ratification, trilateral trade between NAFTA members keeps growing. AS/COA Online takes a look, with a spotlight on U.S.-Mexico trade.