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New foreign investment in Mexico stalls as companies fret over USMCA uncertainty

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The uncertainty is deterring new investments and prompting some companies already in Mexico to proactively look elsewhere. More than a dozen business leaders told Reuters that they are reconsidering their investment plans, in some cases drawing up proposals to pull out of Mexico and relocate to Asia.

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New foreign investment in Mexico stalls as companies fret over USMCA ...

·London, United Kingdom
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The T-MEC review is already billing Mexico pushing foreign investment into Asia. Mexico City.- The uncertainty surrounding the future of the Treaty between Mexico, the United States and Canada (T-MEC) is beginning to become a concern factor for companies that evaluate installing new plants or expanding their operations in Mexico. [...] The entry Uncertainty over T-MEC slows foreign investment in Mexico was first published in El Heraldo de Saltil…

www,finanzasdigital.com The uncertainty generated by the U.S. decision to subject TMEC to annual reviews is beginning to slow down new foreign investment in... The TMEC's post Uncertainty slows down new investments in Mexico appeared first on Digital Finance.

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Mexico has largely freed itself from Trump’s harshest tariffs, which have fueled a bitter trade dispute with Canada and other allies

·Bogota, Colombia
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So far, Mexico has largely freed itself from Trump's harshest tariffs, which have fueled a bitter trade dispute with Canada and other U.S. allies.

·Mexico City, Mexico
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El Economista broke the news in Mexico City, Mexico on Tuesday, September 1, 2026.
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