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Surprise drop in inflation likely to trigger further interest rate cuts,...

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The drop in inflation has upended expectations that Mexico’s central bank would ease off rate cuts this summer.
Iberdrola tower

Spanish energy giant Iberdrola to sell US $5B in assets, exit...

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Europe's largest power company has had a strained relationship with the Mexican government since the López Obrador administration, and is now selling off its Mexican assets worth US $4.7 billion.
Sheinbaum and Lula

Mexico and Brazil eye expanded trade deal ahead of August meeting

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Sheinbaum and Lula discussed the expansion of the Brazil-Mexico trade agreement, highlighting the potential of the pharmaceutical, agricultural, ethanol, biodiesel, aerospace, innovation and education sectors.
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Brazil to import avocados from Mexico, unlocking a market of over 200 million

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Mexico is the largest global producer of avocados, contributing around 34% of the global volume, but has not previously exported avocados to Brazil.
Driver with GPS device

OCN invests US $150M to make car rentals easier for gig workers in Mexico  

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The car-rental fintech is betting that there are thousands of gig workers in Mexico who are most in need of a car yet least able to get traditional financing for one.
A map of the Maya Train at a press conference

Maya Train freight service set to begin operations by end of 2026

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Construction on the freight network began in April and is currently at 5% completion, the general in charge of the project said.
Chassis and machinery inside a car factory

In Nuevo León, companies are skipping investment announcements to avoid US scrutiny

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Though investment remains strong, businesses are taking a cautious approach to public announcements, state officials say.
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Trump’s tariff threat could hamper Mexico’s growth into 2027, J.P. Morgan warns 

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The U.S. president's aggressive trade posture could convert the supposedly routine review of the USMCA into a drawn-out struggle that would stall Mexico's recovery.
A woman attends to customers at a small Mexican corner store

Mexico’s beloved corner stores are in danger of disappearing, new survey shows

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The business alliance behind the survey said it shows the need for digitalization training and national policies to support small businesses.
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Bimbo announces US $2 billion investment in 7 Mexican states

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The Mexican breadmaker will be modernizing its factories, boosting its EV delivery system and making its product packaging more environmentally friendly.
President of the CNBV

Mexico fines US-sanctioned banks US $10M for compliance failures

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Most of the fines on Intercam and CIBanco were related to money-laundering prevention, while Vector faced fines for failure to publish mandatory information.
natural gas pipe

Mexico’s gas production falls short as US imports surge to record levels

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Combined with a negative trend in domestic gas production, Mexico's growing dependence on the U.S. for its energy needs could be weaponized by U.S. President Donald Trump.
Ensenada

Ensenada looks to attract big tech with US $300M in public works investment 

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The Baja California port and tourist city is focusing on attracting capital in three priority sectors: electronics, biotechnology and green energy.
China-Mexico trade

Mexico’s trade deficit with China reached nearly US $120B in 2024

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Mexico has doubled its trade deficit with China over the past 10 years, with exports of only US $10 billion in 2024, compared to a whopping $129.8 billion in imports.
U.S. President Trump

US announces 30% tariff on Mexican goods as bilateral talks continue

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On Monday, President Claudia Sheinbaum expressed confidence that Mexico would be able to negotiate a deal to reduce, if not eliminate, the tariff.
tomato tariff mexico

Tomato tariff takes effect, threatening Mexican exports and jobs

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Mexico had previously reached an agreement with the U.S. to avoid dumping penalties for lower-priced tomato exports, but the U.S. decided to end the pact as of today, July 14.