Japanese auto manufacturer Mazda is reportedly reconsidering its investment strategy in Mexico over uncertainty related to tariff threats made by U.S. President-elect Donald Trump. Mazda México director Miguel Barbeyto said the auto company would institute an undisclosed “Plan B” if Trump applies the threatened 25% tariff on goods from Mexico, according to Bloomberg News in a report on Wednesday.

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(Bloomberg) — Mazda Motor Corp.’s Mexico chief said the Japanese automaker will reconsider its investment strategy in Mexico unless it receives clarity on tariff threats from Donald Trump.

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Mazda's Mexico Investment to Hinge on Trump's Tariff Decisions

The Mexican government is feeling the squeeze from President-elect Donald Trump's threats to impose sweeping tariffs, with Mazda considering its investments.

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Mexico Already Feeling The Pinch Of Trump’s Tariff Threats

Mazda Motor Corp.’s Mexico chief said the Japanese automaker will reconsider its investment strategy in Mexico unless it receives clarity on tariff threats from Donald Trump.

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Mazda’s Mexico Investment to Hinge on Trump Tariff Decision

Wall Street Journal: “Trump’s tariff threats have triggered a behind-the-scenes lobbying campaign to soften or alter the president-elect’s plans. But the effort faces a potentially insurmountable roadblock: Trump isn’t budging.” “So far, executives are facing setbacks as they canvass Trump’s aides for advice on how to influence the president-elect’s next steps. Trump is largely acting on his own, leaving his incoming team of advisers with few op…

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The head of Mazda Motor Corp. in Mexico said that the Japanese car manufacturer will reconsider its investment strategy in Mexico unless it receives clarity about Donald Trump's tariff threats.Mazda will resort to an undisclosed ‘B Plan’ for his production plans in Mexico in case the threat of the U.S. President-elect imposing a 25 percent tariff on goods from Mexico materializes, said Mazda Mexico's director Miguel Barbeyto. “We want to continu…

El jefe de Mazda Motor Corp. en México dijo que el fabricante de automóviles japonés reconsiderará su estrategia de inversión en México a menos que reciba claridad sobre las amenazas arancelarias de Donald Trump.Mazda recurrirá a un ‘plan B’ no revelado para sus planes de producción en México en caso de que se materialice la amenaza del presidente electo de Estados Unidos de imponer un arancel de 25 por ciento a los bienes provenientes de México…

‘Plan B’ de Mazda: Replanteará su estrategia de inversión en México si Trump cumple con aranceles

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Mazda’s ‘Plan B’: Rethink its investment strategy in Mexico if Trump meets tariffs

The Mexican government is already feeling the squeeze from President-elect Donald Trump’s threats to impose sweeping tariffs, with a major auto manufacturer now reconsidering its investment strategy in the country. Mazda Motor Corporation, a major international auto manufacturer based in Japan, confirmed it’s reconsidering investments…  Mexico Already Feeling The Pinch Of Trump’s Tariff Threats

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Mazda indicates that he will be able to reconsider his plans in Mexico if they are affected by the new tariffs Donald Trump has tyed with.

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Evaluate Mazda Plan B in Mexico to Trump Threats · Global Voices

by Jason Hopkins  at CDN -  The Mexican government is already feeling the squeeze from President-elect Donald Trump’s threats to impose sweeping tariffs, with a major auto manufacturer now reconsidering its investment strategy in the country. Mazda Motor Corporation, a major international auto manufacturer based in Japan, confirmed it’s reconsidering investments in Mexico until it receives … Click to read the rest HERE-> Mexico Already Feeling T…

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Mazda, a brand of cars originally from Japan, made the decision to stop a major investment in Mexico in the face of Donald Trump's threat to raise tariffs by 25%.According to Miguel Barbeyto, current director of Mazda Mexico, the automotive brand would not make a new investment in our country until it was certain what would happen with the threat of the president-elect of the United States.While Mazda pointed out that he is interested in investi…

Mazda, marca de autos originaria de Japón, tomó la decisión de detener una importante inversión en México ante la amenaza de Donald Trump de elevar un 25% los aranceles.De acuerdo con Miguel Barbeyto, actual director de Mazda México, la marca automotor no realizaría una nueva inversión en nuestro país hasta tener certeza de lo que ocurrirá con la amenaza del presidente electo de Estados Unidos.Si bien Mazda señaló que sí está interesado en inver…

Mazda detuvo importante inversión en México y la culpa es de una amenaza

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Mazda stopped major investment in Mexico and the blame is for a threat

The potential reintroduction of a 25% tariff on imports from Mexico and Canada following the inauguration of President Trump on January 20, 2025, poses significant implications for the U.S. economy and the value of the U.S. dollar. Historically, tariffs are tools for protecting domestic industries, but they can also trigger consequences that ripple through the economy, public sentiment, and international relations. This article will delve into t…

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