Tariff
The president previously threatened Guatemala with tariffs.
Negotiations are "back on track," Trump tells reporters in Osaka.
Business sector warns Trump that his tariffs are hurting jobs and millions of American consumers.
“The Iowans being crushed by his tariffs would like to see it,” the Democratic presidential candidate says.
WHAT'S HAPPENING
Martha Bárcena Coqui says Mexico expects to see higher levels of trade with the U.S. without the imposition of tariffs.
There's no mention of it in State Department declaration, and Mexican officials told Bloomberg News they were not aware of it.
The 5% tax on all Mexican goods was supposed to begin Monday, but Trump reached an agreement with Mexico to reduce illegal immigration.
Some in the party of free trade are embracing the idea of imposing tariffs on Mexico.
Mexican and U.S. officials claimed progress after talks on Wednesday, but President Donald Trump said it was "not nearly enough" to stave off import taxes.
Pain caused by the trade war Trump started with China already is landing hardest on his voters.