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The Mexican ‘superpeso’ is over: Currency’s losses deepen to 18 pesos per dollar, its weakest level since last March (opens the original)
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The Mexican peso is enduring a “black Monday.” The currency’s losses against the dollar deepened and fell to 18 pesos at the beginning of the week, its weakest level since last March. The strength of the U.S. dollar, uncertainty over the conflict in the Middle East and rising global interest rates have hit the currency, which after reaching 18 pesos per dollar closed the session at 17.95 pesos per dollar, according to Bank of Mexico data, representing a 1.8% depreciation from the previous close.
China, the white elephant in US–Mexico trade negotiations (opens the original)
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Commercial integration between Mexico and the United States, under the protection of the USMCA trade agreement, will first have to navigate a complicated customs issue: China. On the eve of the fourth round of talks, scheduled in theory for October, the economic rules that the Mexican government will impose on Chinese goods, investment and technology are of particular interest to the White House. The matter is not trivial, given the recent winds blowing through Washington–Beijing relations after
Mexico navigates USMCA review amid threat of new US tariffs (opens the original)
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The first annual review of the USMCA is set to be tested by U.S. President Donald Trump’s renewed determination to revive his global tariff war. The launch of the agreement’s review process between Mexico and the United States this week in Mexico City comes against the backdrop of the Republican’s threats to impose an additional wave of tariffs on more than 60 countries, including Mexico, on top of the steep duties already announced against Brazil and Canada. Amid this uncertainty, Mexican Presi
US and Mexico kick off USMCA’s first annual review (opens the original)
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Mexico and the United States are preparing for a new trade showdown. President Claudia Sheinbaum’s government will receive a delegation from the Trump administration this week to begin the first annual review of the USMCA, after Washington declined to renew the North American trade pact for another 16 years. Work sessions with technical teams from both countries will begin on Tuesday, and a meeting at the National Palace between President Claudia Sheinbaum and the United States Trade Representat
BlackRock warns annual USMCA reviews will cloud investment prospects in Mexico (opens the original)
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BlackRock, the world’s largest asset manager, has warned that the outlook for investment in Mexico has become more uncertain. According to the firm, the recent decision by the United States not to renew the North American trade agreement, USMCA, will create uncertainty and risks for long-term investment plans. “There is no long-term investment that, faced with this uncertainty, is willing to move aggressively. We cannot expect high economic growth because investment is unlikely to surge given th
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