US EditionTrump Has Promised More Tariffs on Mexico. What Happens Next?
- Mexican equities showed little change as the S&P/BMV IPC closed at 56,503.04 amid ongoing tariff risks and investor caution.
- President Trump has threatened a 30 percent tariff on Mexico starting August 1 due to concerns about drug cartels and fentanyl.
- Mexican authorities are negotiating to protect their economy but face challenges, as Trump's tariff threats appear to have limited effect.
- Sheinbaum indicated optimism for a deal before August 1, emphasizing cooperation over U.S. troop involvement in Mexico.
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The recent threat from President Donald Trump, who announced the possible imposition of 30 percent tariffs on Mexican exports starting on August 1, had a surprisingly slight impact on the financial markets. Yesterday afternoon, the dollar closed at 18.75 pesos, barely 10 cents above last Friday (18.65 pesos), a day before the letter was released with the US president's warning.In other words, the coup was virtually non-existent.The Mexican Stock…
The daily riferrafe between the United States and Mexico leaves this day a new chapter to account for drugs and security, sensitive matter between the two border countries. In the signing of a law that tightens the penalties for trafficking in fentanyl, President Donald Trump has left hurtful statements about “the strong control” that the cartels have over Mexico and how “petrified” the authorities of this country are in the face of that reality…
Mexican Stocks Show Caution as Tariffs and Global Volatility Weigh
Official exchange figures and chart data from July 16, 2025, reveal Mexican equities traded sideways, reflecting investor hesitance amid continued tariffs risk and muted global volumes. The S&P/BMV IPC closed at 56,503.04, barely changed from the prior day. Markets in Mexico felt pressure from trade tensions, as U.S. tariff threats lingered and moved business sentiment […]
Trump Has Promised More Tariffs on Mexico. What Happens Next?
Days after he threatened to impose a 30 percent tariff on Mexico over what he said was its failure to stop drug cartels, President Trump doubled down on Wednesday, accusing the country’s politicians of being controlled by those cartels. The cartels have “very strong controls over Mexico,” he said while signing an act regarding fentanyl. He added later, “Can’t let that happen. The Mexican authorities are petrified to go to work because the cartel…
The President of the United States pointed out that criminal organizations maintain control of politics
Washington DC.- President Donald Trump said that drug cartels have " tremendous control" over people who are elected in Mexico, during a signing ceremony at the White House. "They have very strong control over Mexico (the cartels). We have to do something about it. We cannot allow that to continue to happen," said the President. "Mexican authorities are petrified. They are petrified about showing up at their offices. They are terrified of going …
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