TRUMP SAYS AUTOMAKERS SOUGHT NO TARIFF CHANGES IN THEIR MEETING, WITH TALKS FOCUSED MAINLY ON CAR REPAIR.

Former President Trump indicated that his recent meeting with automakers did not involve discussions about tariff changes, instead focusing on car repair issues. This suggests a potential easing of immediate trade policy uncertainty for the automotive sector, as the absence of tariff-related requests from manufacturers implies less pressure for the next administration to implement new import duties. Assets most exposed include shares of major automotive manufacturers and their supply chains, particularly those with significant import/export exposure to the U.S. market, as well as the Mexican peso and Canadian dollar due to their integration with the North American auto industry. Traders will now monitor any further statements from Trump or his campaign regarding trade policy specifics, especially concerning potential Section 232 investigations or broader tariff proposals, as the election cycle progresses.

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