Did Trump reach a trade deal with Argentina?
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Trump's administration reached a trade framework with Argentina, increasing Argentine beef exports to the U.S. and removing certain tariffs. The agreements are described as framework deals, with specific focus on beef and other goods, and are part of broader U.S. efforts to address affordability and import costs.
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- Argentine beef exports to the U.S. are set to increase from 20,000 to 80,000 tons under a new agreement.
- Argentine President Javier Mele thanked President Trump for the agreement, which raises the beef quota fourfold. 12s
- The trade framework is part of broader U.S. efforts to offset rising import costs for goods like bananas and coffee due to tariffs. 27s
- An Argentine economist highlighted that increased exports at better prices and lower tariffs will benefit the cattle industry. 41s
- Some U.S. cattle farmers have criticized the agreement, especially after a $2 billion bailout for Argentina and plans for increased beef imports. 1m 24s
