US EditionT-Mec Review Brakes Mexican Economy
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Reading time approx.: 2 minutes, 23 seconds In the anteroom of the T-MEC review in 2026, the Mexican business sector raised the need to incorporate a Chapter on Critical Minerals into the treaty, with the aim of securing the regional supply chain for strategic industries such as energy transition, artificial intelligence and technology linked to national security.
The prolongation or breakdown in the T-MEC review and an upturn in inflation would mean a brake on Mexico’s economy in 2026, according to Arvo Capital. In an analysis of the economic prospects for next year, the firm considered that other factors that would slow the economy are the realization of risks of new reforms, which would cause greater legal uncertainty; as well as increased indebtedness, cuts in public spending and debt ratings. By 2026…
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