USMCA

Two Republicans and one Democrat voted against the trade deal, with 25 senators voting in favor.

"It's got a large bipartisan support in the Senate," Trump trade adviser says.

Trade deals and the National Defense Authorization Act will be a tailwind for the U.S. economy in 2020, said Peter Navarro

Both sides say the $1.2 trillion deal will be better for Americans than the North American Free Trade Agreement.

USMCA could boost US GDP by up to 1.2 percentage points and add 588,900 jobs, according to the International Trade Commission.

India is America's ninth-largest trading partner, accounting for some $143 billion in goods and services transactions.

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin reacts to USMCA naysayers who say the bill is not better than NAFTA.

Mexico City called for three-person panels to field any disputes, with the panels including one person from Mexico, one from the United States and a person from a third country chosen by mutual consent.

President Trump's twin victories on global trade deals fulfill signature campaign promises.

Presidential candidate Trump promised in June 2016 during his historic jobs plan speech to “immediately renegotiate” NAFTA “to get a better deal for our workers.” President Trump kept that promise on November 30, 2018 when he signed the USMCA with Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau during the G-20 Summit in Argentina.

Tom Donohue called the deal 'an important agreement for America.'

An agreement on USMCA is a win not only for President Trump but also America's workers.

Nancy Pelosi praised Richard Trumka as "persistent" in negotiations with the White House.

The USMCA must be passed "right away," Zeldin said.

A House vote must occur this week to ensure passage before Congress starts its holiday recess on Dec. 20.

Equities erased their losses after House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's press conference confirming an agreement on the trade deal.

A House vote would need to occur this week to ensure passage by year's end.

Passage of the deal will not be a problem, sources tell FOX Business.

House speaker did not mention the USMCA during her 20-minute weekly press conference.

Mexico's government and business leaders are voicing opposition to a key demand of U.S. Democratic lawmakers in a renegotiated North American trade pact, jeopardizing the deal's passage this year.