US EditionTorreón: Tariff Pause Maintains Uncertainty, Warns Coparmex
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The Confederación Patronal de la República Mexicana (Coparmex) said that the 90-day extension for the payment of tariffs granted this week by the United States government to Mexico avoids an immediate crisis, but risks the country’s competitiveness. “We reiterate that these 90 days are not just a pause; they are a strategic opportunity [...]
TORREÓN, COAH.- The government of Mexico must use this 90-day period to strengthen the internal strategy and diversify markets, in order to reduce risks to external pressures.The president of Coparmex Laguna, Jorge Reyes Casas, says the 90-day extension announced by the president of the United States, for the suspension of new tariffs to Mexico avoids an immediate crisis, but does not solve the substance of the problem.
Gilberto Robles expressed the hope that good agreements would be reached in the 1990s.
Gilberto Robles expressed the hope that good agreements would be reached in the 1990s.
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