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ARTICLE · 23 DECEMBER 2024

Mexico 2025: Newsletter As A Gift

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12% increase in the minimum wage and an operation against Chinese trade in Mexico City. Tariff threats from Donald Trump, recalling that even if there is a treaty in force, the US can impose tariffs.

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WHAT HAPPENED IN THE PAST FEW WEEKS?

12% increase in the minimum wage and an operation against Chinese trade in Mexico City. Tariff threats from Donald Trump, recalling that even if there is a treaty in force, the US can impose tariffs under Section 232. The Bank of Mexico raised its inflation forecast for the end of 2024 to 4.7%, and increased its estimate of economic growth for 2024 to 1.8%. The formal review of the T-MEC is scheduled for 2026.

Our region is turbulent. We are the only North American country in Latin America, and that is our great strength. Let us move intelligently with all these factors, for development and stability.

In keeping with the current situation, in this link you can see an interesting interview with Jorge Avalos, President of the Association of Industrial Parks. A recurring theme that is heard in the area of relocation is the need for collaboration between the public and private sectors to take advantage of opportunities and

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