Automobile industry in Brazil and Mexico, facing a key opportunity without reciprocal tariffs

The Mexican economy without reciprocal tariffs allows for a better position to attract automotive investments, which will have a lower tariff than other countries, which will be around 15 percent. But there will also be an opportunity for manufacturing, such as the textile, footwear, and electronics sectors. In particular, let's look at everything that happened yesterday with the automotive sector. SHEINBAUM AND EBRARD'S INVITATION TO VW, BMW, M…

The United States did not impose reciprocal tariffs on Mexico, which reinforces automotive integration with Brazil. Querétaro has between 20 and 25 Brazilian companies, focused on the automotive, aerospace and data centers sectors. Mexico-Brazil trade reaches $14.5 billion, with key trade agreements such as AC55 and AC53