Is the Mexican Economic Miracle Over?

While the automotive world is watching Nissan stagger in its main markets, Mexico emerges as a strategic refuge that continues to bear fruit for the Japanese brand. In a global environment marked by financial losses, job cuts and plant closure, the performance of the Mexican subsidiary contrasts with the general crisis: here, Nissan not only leads sales, it is also the second largest vehicle manufacturer in the country. Globally, Nissan reported…

Donald Trump’s tariff policies could strike a severe blow to the Mexican economy, closely linked to that of the US neighbor, and which for decades has been driven by exports, especially in the automotive sector. Uncertainty looms over the Mexican automotive industry, which has important production centers of international companies.