No Trade War With US, Says Mexico’s New Treasury Secretary - Pulse News Mexico

Marco Rubio, U.S. Secretary of State, highlighted the level of cooperation with Mexico but said it is not enough and there is much to do.

Edgar Amador, recently appointed Secretary of Finance, has ruled out a tariff war between Mexico and the United States this Wednesday. In the midst of the whirlwind that has lifted the entry into force of tariffs of 25% on steel and aluminium and the recognition that “the [Donald] Trump effect” has generated uncertainty in the markets, the new head of the public finances has bet that good fiscal policy will bind the country of any instability ge…

In the new episode of N+ Podcast Política Déjà Vu, journalist Fernanda Caso tells us about how the trade treaty was negotiated that could help avoid tariffs on Mexico. Donald Trump’s tariffs And it is that since he came to the presidency of the United States in 2025 (his second term), Donald Trump has threatened to impose tariffs on Mexico three times. The first two were resolved thanks to diplomatic negotiations, but the third is scheduled for …

The Mexican peso has remained stable in the midst of the imposition of U.S. tariffs on Mexico, which should give peace of mind because it speaks of no disruptions in the foreign exchange markets, said Edgar Amador, Secretary of Finance. “As regards the stability of the Mexican exchange market, I believe that the stability of currency parity is something that should give us peace of mind,” the official said in the context of his ratification in t…

No Trade War With US, Says Mexico’s New Treasury Secretary - Pulse News Mexico

Mexico's Secretary of Finance and Public Credit Edgar Amador Zamora. Photo: Google By KELIN DILLON During his confirmation appearance before the Mexican Chamber of Deputies' Finance and Public Credit Committee on Wednesday, March 12, Mexico's Secretary of Finance and Public Credit, Edgar Amador Zamora, dismissed fears of a "tariff war" with the United States. His

At the international level, Mexico must consolidate itself through a strategic trade policy that promotes integration into high value-added sectors, but also “the current context presents us with a key opportunity to build a more resilient economy, driven by the internal engines of growth,” said Edgar Amador Zamora, Secretary of Finance and Public Credit (SHCP).