Tag: tariffs

Mexico's Finance Ministry warns that new import tariffs could fuel inflation and complicate debt management, highlighting tensions between industrial policy ...

Mexico is exploring new trade frameworks with key Asian economies to ease inflationary pressures and protect domestic production following recent ...

Mexico’s new tariffs on non-FTA imports signal alignment with US trade priorities as the 2026 USMCA review looms.

Mexico will introduce steep tariffs on steel, aluminum, textiles, and other goods in 2026, citing industrial protection and trade integrity ...

Mexico’s new tariffs on non-FTA imports aim to shield key industries from trade distortions, amid rising global tensions and nearshoring ...

A new tariff reform passed by Mexico’s lower house signals a shift toward industrial protectionism amid global supply chain shifts.

A revised tariff package marks Mexico’s pivot from trade liberalization to selective protectionism, reshaping its industrial policy and geopolitical positioning.

Prolonged tariff disputes reveal Mexico’s limited leverage in trade negotiations and its dependence on preferential access to the US market.

Upcoming legislative consultations may reshape Mexico’s trade posture as domestic sectors seek relief from low-cost Asian competition.

A new two-year tariff targets sugar imports from countries without trade agreements, aiming to protect domestic producers amid rising foreign ...