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discussion. hello, welcome, jennifer join us here today. i m a master of arts student here. the north american free tradee agreement was enforced on january 1, 1994. the agreement was signed by president george bush on december 7 t. and a 1992 when approved by congress in november november 101994. excuse me, 1993. nafta is significant because of the most comprehensive free trade agreement negotiated at the time and several groundbreaking provisions served as a template model for the new generation of free-trade agreement the united states later negotiated and also served as a template for certain provisions of multilateral trade negotiations as part of the round. this year congress will decide on what legislation to consider into a man on the current nafta. they will also consider the ramifications of negotiating or regarding nafta and how it might affect the u.s. economy and foreign relations of partners mexico and canada. some contend withdraw from the tpp issue of compet
United-statesMexicoLongviewWashingtonWisconsinChinaSouth-carolinaOhioBarbadosGermanyNew-yorkMexico-city there is t minus one year and 11 months to hash out a deal. this is bloomberg surveillance . i m francine lacqua. we are joined by the head of all the assets. we will be speaking to aberdeen asset management s martin gilbert. if you have any questions and are a bloomberg customers, just hit tv . we can ask the guests a question on your behalf. this is the eurozone data and eurozone manufacturing pmi, coming in at 56.7, a touch below what economists were expecting. anything below 50 indicates an expansion and it is a touch above what we had the previous month. this is for april, for the euro area. we are waiting for the breakdown to give us the strength and weaknesses of each country. this is the picture for the markets and i would point to global stocks overall rallying. european stocks, gaining 0.2%, heading for fresh highs. investors are focusing on stronger corporate earnings. the yen, extending losses. a second.t to the and first, let s get straight to the bloomberg fir
New-yorkUnited-statesCanadaJapanTokyoGermanyBlackrockMissouriAfghanistanWashingtonBeverly-hillsChina good being with you this morning. i m frances rivera. the world waits with bated breath as the president of the united states finally makes his decision on the obama era paris accord perhaps fulfilling a long held campaign pledge. we re going to cancel the paris climate agreement. and scrap the $5 trillion obama-clinton climate action plan and the clean power plan. overnight the president who referred to climate change as a hoax tweeted saying a decision had been reached and announcement will be made on the non-binding pact that includes every nation in the world and their aim to combat climate change. every nation in the world. every nation except two, nicaragua and syria. tracie potts is following it all. good morning. should we be looking out for surprises from the president today? reporter: maybe not. just in the last half hour an administration official said, yes, president trump is going to suggest pulling out of this deal, but there may be some caveats. this may
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