Latin American steelmakers seek import barriers on cars, machinery from China

Executives at a Latin American industry gathering in Mexico are pushing to extend trade protections beyond steel to include imported cars and machinery, targeting Chinese competition. The move signals a broadening of protectionist sentiment in the region, which could escalate trade tensions with China and affect regional supply chains. The outcome remains uncertain as it depends on government policy responses.

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