Tag: trade

Bilateral trade between Mexico and Venezuela has collapsed over the past 17 years, reflecting Venezuela’s economic crisis and Mexico’s shifting ...

As 2026 begins, Mexico must confront intertwined challenges in infrastructure investment, Pemex reform, and trade diplomacy that will shape its ...

New US tariffs on Chinese imports are accelerating Mexico’s rise as a nearshoring hub, reshaping North American supply chains.

US tariffs on Chinese goods have redirected global supply chains, positioning Mexico as a central manufacturing hub under USMCA rules.

A surge in Asian imports and limited access to the U.S. market are straining Mexico’s trade-dependent economy and exposing structural ...

A planned Chinese export licensing system is unlikely to curb steel overcapacity, prolonging price pressures that affect producers and importers ...

The peso’s appreciation reflects resilient macro fundamentals and investor appetite for yield, even as political and trade headwinds persist.

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

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

Mexico’s new administration emphasizes regional cooperation ahead of the 2026 USMCA review, despite unresolved trade tensions.