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President Trump signals a potential trade agreement with Mexico aimed at reducing the bilateral trade deficit, raising questions about the future of tariffs.
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum clarifies that the USMCA remains in effect as separate negotiations with the US advance, while Canada pursues its own discussions.
San Luis Potosí is evaluating new strategies to enhance its industrial standing in North America, focusing on USMCA opportunities, nearshoring, and advanced manufacturing.
The U.S. imposes new tariffs on Canadian vehicles and steel, impacting regional supply chains and ongoing USMCA negotiations.
The U.S. is urging Mexico to adopt a tariff scheme similar to its own on Chinese steel imports as part of T-MEC negotiations.
Mexican imports from non-trade agreement countries, particularly from Asia, saw a significant decrease in early 2026 due to new tariffs.
Jalisco is proactively enhancing its industrial infrastructure and streamlining regulations to attract investment amidst ongoing USMCA reviews.
Global financial markets experience volatility with rising oil prices, geopolitical tensions, Fed policy outlook, and USMCA renegotiations impacting the Mexican peso.
The National Auto Parts Industry (INA) outlines a strategic plan to enhance regional supply chains, modernize rules of origin, and promote nearshoring within North America.
Jalisco's industrial sector is on alert as the US signals a shift away from automatic USMCA renewal, potentially impacting key sectors.
Mexico's automotive sector is navigating significant challenges due to the shift towards electric vehicles and evolving trade regulations, impacting local suppliers.
An in-depth look at the USMCA wage debate from the perspective of Tachi-S Trim Cover's operations, exploring worker realities, automation, and policy challenges.
Mexico's Economy Secretary Marcelo Ebrard anticipates prolonged negotiations for the USMCA, forecasting a decade of annual reviews rather than a swift conclusion.
Mexico's economy is at the forefront of discussions between the US and China, despite not being directly involved in the summit.
March saw global economic shifts, electoral reform, USMCA talks, and inflation impacting Mexico's business sector. This report analyzes key economic data and its strategic implications.
Mexican business leaders largely support the USMCA's continuity, but have key concerns regarding its 2026 review, including unilateral tariffs and legal certainty for investments.
Querétaro's automotive industry anticipates a challenging Q1 2026 due to USMCA uncertainty and upcoming review, with concerns over sales deceleration. The agreement's impact on auto manufacturing is key amidst international tension.
San Luis Potosí explores deeper economic ties with Canada, focusing on trade, investment, and leveraging the USMCA.
Nuevo León plays a strategic role in the USMCA review and its vital trade relationship with Canada, highlighting the agreement's importance for regional stability and economic integration.
A recent call between Trump and Sheinbaum puts USMCA, security, and trade at the forefront, signaling key challenges and opportunities for Mexico ahead of the 2026 review.
Jalisco has emerged as a major beneficiary of the USMCA, boosting exports, attracting foreign investment, and improving labor standards, making it a key player in North American trade.
Mexico's Economy Secretary Marcelo Ebrard provides updates on the USMCA review, detailing its timeline, Mexico's objectives, and the importance of dispute resolution.
Donald Trump dismisses the USMCA trade agreement as irrelevant, raising concerns for the automotive industry and future trade relations amid geopolitical tensions.
Military tension and U.S. actions towards Venezuela and Mexico could significantly impact Mexico's economy and T-MEC negotiations, raising concerns about investment and sovereignty.
Jalisco aims to boost competitiveness within the USMCA framework. This report details the state's sectorial strategies, trade challenges, and technical stance for the agreement's review.
U.S. CEOs call for tariff elimination on Mexico and Canada, citing USMCA violations. Section 232 and IEEPA tariffs harm economy and security.
