Mexico Has Tax Buffers Against Volatility

Mexico City.- Mexico has "tax buffers" that will allow it to navigate the environment of greater financial volatility that is coming due to the renegotiation of the T-MEC and Donald Trump's trade policy, said the Ministry of Finance and Public Credit (SHCP). Edgar Amador, holder of the SHCP, said that although economic growth in the first quarter of 2025 was modest, it confirms that Mexico is not in the scenario of a technical recession, but in …

Landing TracksWe are close to crossing the middle of 2025 and, despite the worries and fears that we started the year, Mexico is still here. Donald Trump's return to the US presidency has not yet resulted in a break-up of the T-MEC, the economic collapse did not arrive, the northern border did not burst into a crisis of mass deportations and, despite new tariff measures, our country remains the main trading partner of the United States.I am not …

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The Secretary of Finance, Edgar Amador Zamora, accepted that Mexico registered modest growth in the first quarter of the year of just 0.2%, but he ruled out that we are in technical recession. By participating in the Annual Meeting of Councillors in BBVA, the official commented that the global macroeconomic framework already anticipated a moderation of growth, “so it is not necessary to correct the course abruptly and meaningfully.” You may also…

The president of the Patronal Confederation of the Mexican Republic (COPARMEX), Jorge Treviño Portilla, announced that in view of the projection of low economic growth for this year, there will be a stagnation of investments for Mexico. In this sense, the leader of employers stressed that this is a topic that has been discussed on different occasions, where these figures were worrying, since the Mexican Institute of Executives and Finance (IMEF)…

The Secretary of Finance in the morning of May 22, 2025 said that “the Mexican economy has a good march that is based on the growth of the gross domestic product, the historical peak of exports, consumer confidence and the growth of tax revenues.” However, the data show that the economic slowdown is a fact. The growth of 0.2% shown in the first quarter of 2025, does not counteract the fall of 0.6% shown in the fourth quarter of 2024. The fall of…