Sheinbaum destaca que México es "el país con menos aranceles" del mundo con EEUU
La presidenta de México, Claudia Sheinbaum, aseguró que el país mantiene certidumbre económica y fortaleza comercial pese a los aranceles impuestos por Estados Unidos, al destacar el papel del T-MEC, la recuperación de las exportaciones automotrices hacia 2026 y el buen desempeño del peso mexicano
TL;DR
- Mexico's president asserts a solid trade position and economic certainty despite US tariffs.
- The USMCA and bilateral economic integration are key strengths for Mexico's trade.
- Automotive exports declined in 2025 due to tariffs and decreased demand in the US, but a recovery is expected in 2026.
- Growth in other sectors, particularly electronics, has offset the automotive decline and increased total exports to the US.
- Mexico is also highlighted as the leading buyer of US products, strengthening economic integration.
- A Wall Street Journal analysis suggests Mexico benefits most even with current tariffs on steel, aluminum, and automotive industries.
- The Mexican peso's stability is attributed to economic certainty, with Mexico showing significant currency appreciation in Latin America.
- The president rejects the notion that progressive governments cause currency devaluations, citing market confidence in pesos.