The Office of the United States Trade Representative has decided not to impose new tariffs on goods originating from Panama. These tariffs, amounting to 12.5%, will affect 60 other economies globally but spare Panama. The decision avoids potential economic repercussions for Panama, which relies on trade with the US. Details regarding the reasoning behind Panama’s exclusion have not been immediately released. This move comes as the US continues to implement and adjust its trade policies with various nations. Industry analysts suggest this may be due to existing trade agreements or ongoing negotiations. The exclusion provides a degree of stability for Panamanian exports to the US market.