Technonationalism and nearshoring are reshaping the global economy. Mexico must innovate, strengthen manufacturing, and adapt to tariffs and protectionist policies.
This article analyzes the main challenges and opportunities Mexico faces with the arrival of the new U.S. president. From the impact of potential trade tariffs and mass deportations to the implications for energy transition and the USMCA, it addresses the key economic factors that will shape the bilateral relationship in the coming years, highlighting the importance of nearshoring and strategic collaboration between both nations.
Analysis of the impact of the USMCA, the mitigation of commercial risks, and the performance of the “7 Magnificent” companies in the economies of Mexico and the United States.
Tijuana EDC: Trade agreements boost the economy and promote peace by establishing clear rules and preventing conflicts, strengthening international stability.
We analyze the key synchronization between business agility and government policies, focusing on tariffs and value chains in Baja California.
