Mexico Tightens Customs Rules on E-commerce Imports
Discover Mexico's new customs regulations for e-commerce imports starting January, aimed at combating tax fraud and smuggling. Stay informed!
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Mexico's New E-Commerce Import Rules: A Game Changer for Trade
Explore how Mexico's increased e-commerce import regulations could alter trade dynamics and impact regional logistics. Discover the potential effects on supply chains.
Mexico Becomes Top U.S. Trading Partner in 2024
Discover how Mexico surpassed Canada and China to become the leading import source for the U.S. in 2023, solidifying its position in 2024 with key trade sectors: automotive, electronics, and agriculture.
U.S.-Mexico Trade Dynamics Transform
Explore how increasing trade with Mexico as a leading U.S. trading partner is reshaping trade dynamics and impacting the economy.
Mexico Ends Border-Skipping Strategy for E-commerce Importers
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum's decree ends the border-skipping strategy, impacting e-commerce sellers using Mexico to bypass tariffs. Discover how this trade policy change affects online businesses.
U.S. Policy Shift Boosts Mexican Textile Manufacturing
Explore how a U.S. policy change is impacting American companies and potentially boosting Mexican textile and apparel manufacturing. Discover the supply chain shift.
Mexico Ends U.S. E-commerce Tariff Loophole
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum halts U.S. e-commerce sellers' 'border-skipping' strategy to avoid tariffs on Chinese goods, impacting cross-border trade.
Mexico's Inflation to Ease to 3.8% by End of 2025
Mexico inflation forecast: 2025 to close at 3.8%, down from 4.37% in 2024. Key trends in Mexico's economic outlook and inflation trajectory.
Mexico's Economic Growth Forecast to Slow in 2025
Mexico's economy is projected to grow by 1.12% in 2025, a decrease from 1.6% in 2024, according to analysts' forecasts. Discover more about Mexico's economic outlook.
Mexico's Benchmark Rate Projected at 8-8.5% by End of 2025
Explore why experts believe Mexico's benchmark interest rate will stay between 8% and 8.5% by 2025, impacting the economic forecast significantly.