Tariffs: Chile and U.S. agree to continue negotiations in coming weeks

Chile and the United States have committed to continuing their trade discussions in the upcoming weeks, signaling an ongoing effort to manage and potentially expand their economic relationship. The recent meeting between Chile's Undersecretary of International Economic Relations, Paula Estévez, and Jeffrey Goettman from the U.S. Trade Representative's office, focused on key Chilean export priorities.

During the session, both parties reviewed the specific products that constitute Chile's export basket, exchanging information on their significance to both the Chilean and U.S. markets. This exchange is crucial for understanding mutual interests and identifying areas for potential agreement or adjustment in trade policies.

Following this productive dialogue, the officials agreed to extend their conversations. A subsequent meeting is planned for the immediate future, with the explicit goal of establishing a clear roadmap. This roadmap will likely outline the steps, timelines, and objectives for the subsequent phases of their trade negotiations.