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Mexico achieved record-breaking Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in the first half of 2026, reaching $34.97 billion.
Mexican imports from non-trade agreement countries, particularly from Asia, saw a significant decrease in early 2026 due to new tariffs.
Mexico's Ministry of Economy highlights Aguascalientes' key role in the automotive sector, driven by new Nissan production and a focus on industrial development and talent.
Mexico and Canada unveil a new bilateral economic action plan to deepen integration, attract strategic investments, and streamline regulations, complementing the USMCA.
Marcelo Ebrard announces Mexico's Foreign Direct Investment will reach a record-breaking $41 billion by Q3 2025, surpassing growth expectations.
