Mexico Drops 4 Posts in Global Foreign Investment Index Due to Trade Uncertainty · Global Voices

Mexico fell four places, to the last place, on the list of the 25 most reliable countries for foreign investment.

Mexico City, 7 Apr (EFE).- Mexico fell four places, to the last place, in the list of the 25 most reliable countries for foreign investment, amid the uncertainty that has generated the imposition of tariff rates of the United States, reported the global consultancy Kearney in the Mexican capital.“In the top 25, Argentina and Poland came out. And Mexico, with everything and what is happening, with the uncertainty that was seen coming since last y…

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IN THE RECENT Foreign Direct Investment Confidence Index (FDI) of Kearney, Mexico experienced a sharp decline, moving from position 21 in 2024 to 25 in 2025. This index, carried out by the consultant headed by Omar Troncoso, ranks the most attractive economies for foreign capital and is based on a survey of executives and business leaders from all over the world. This regression is alarming, especially considering that Mexico was out of the rank…

Mexico fell four places to last on the list of the 25 most reliable countries for foreign investment amid the uncertainty generated by the imposition of U.S. tariffs, Kearney, a global consulting firm in Mexico City, reported Tuesday. "Argentina and Poland emerged from the top 25. And Mexico, despite everything that's happening, with the uncertainty that was looming since last year, ranked 25th," said Omar Troncoso, Kearney's general director in…

Mexico City.— Mexico fell four places in the Foreign Direct Investment Confidence Index (FDI) developed by consultancy Kearney, ranking 25th, the last in the global ranking of 2025. The report is amid a context marked by economic uncertainty and trade tensions with the United States. Data presented by Omar Troncoso, CEO of Kearney Mexico, reveals that while the country reached a historic record of $36.872 million in FDI during 2024, most of it c…