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  • Editorial director, Infopro Digital
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Editorial director at Infopro Digital (Central Banking, FX Markets, Risk.net, Waters Technology)
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USMCA fails to renew—but it’s not over yet

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By Christopher Sands, Duncan Wood Verified, Kari Heerman
| Brookings Institution
On July 1, the U.S. government declined to renew the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA)—but that’s not the end for the region’s free trade agreement. Kari Heerman spoke with Christopher Sands and Duncan Wood about what went wrong, what went right, and what comes next for North American economic relations. HEERMAN: On July 1st, the U.S. government declined to renew the USMCA agreement.
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USMCA fails to renew—but it’s not over yet

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By Christopher Sands, Duncan Wood Verified, Kari Heerman
| brook.gs
On July 1, the U.S. government declined to renew the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA)—but that’s not the end for the region’s free trade agreement. Kari Heerman spoke with Christopher Sands and Duncan Wood about what went wrong, what went right, and what comes next for North American economic relations. HEERMAN: On July 1st, the U.S. government declined to renew the USMCA agreement.
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Anthropic curbs and cost fears spur banks to shop around for AI

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By Duncan Wood Verified
| Risk.net Verified
By A temporary set of US government restrictions on Anthropic's powerful frontier AI models for non-US users are pushing foreign banks to diversify their providers. Banks fear access to cutting-edge technology could be abruptly withdrawn in future, with some European regulators also said to have raised broader concerns over concentration risk in private. "Since the executive order, I think there's
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