The United States has announced a significant shift in its trade policy, as it plans to remove tariffs on selected imports from Argentina, Ecuador, Guatemala, and El Salvador. This move, under framework agreements, is designed to amplify market access for U.S. businesses while aiming to lower domestic prices, particularly for items like coffee and bananas.

Finalization of these agreements with most countries involved is expected within two weeks, according to a senior Trump administration official. U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent hinted at upcoming substantial announcements aimed at reducing living costs for Americans through decreased product prices.

This strategy emerges amid political reverberations from recent Democratic victories tied to cost-of-living concerns. While facilita

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