Tag: tariffs

New US tariffs on European goods risk disrupting Mexico-linked supply chains and complicating its trade diplomacy amid global realignments.

Rising tensions over US tariffs and EU retaliation threaten to disrupt global trade flows, with indirect consequences for Mexico’s export ...

As global powers recalibrate trade ties with China, Mexico risks marginalization unless it adapts to shifting tariff dynamics and supply ...

Mexico’s negligible trade with Iran limits direct fallout from Trump’s 25% tariff threat, though broader geopolitical risk could ripple through ...

With inflation projected to stay above 4% in 2026, Mexico faces structural cost pressures from wage hikes, tariffs, and World ...

Mexico’s one-year suspension of tariffs on Brazilian beef and pork reflects a shift from price controls to trade liberalization amid ...

As the 2026 USMCA review approaches, Mexico faces institutional and diplomatic challenges in navigating potential tariff disputes and shifting U.S. ...

The government will impose tariffs on over 1,400 import categories starting January 2026, aiming to protect jobs and reduce reliance ...

A new decree sets steep tariffs on steel, textiles, and other goods from Asia, signaling a shift in Mexico’s trade ...

A new analysis highlights how Mexico’s limited trade agreements with key Asian economies leave exporters vulnerable to rising global protectionism.