Trump's Fiscal Law Threatens the Economic Hope of Relocation of Businesses · Global Voices

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There is no political measure taken in the United States that does not have an echo in Mexico, so many dependencies between the two countries. That has been the case with the approval of the “beautiful” tax law proposed by Donald Trump and pending only his signature, in which, among many things, fiscal advantages are established so that companies find a greater incentive to continue producing in their own home. The other side of the coin is the …

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Marcelo Ebrard said the fiscal incentives proposed by the US could have a limited impact on Mexico

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Salvador Martínez G. Economy in Turbulencias In the midst of the global upheaval caused by threats and untimely actions of all kinds by Donald Trump, Mexico has managed to maintain macroeconomic stability, solidity in the banking and financial system, growth in the stock exchange and recovery in the exchange rate. During the first half of 2025, the exchange and stock market of the country presented a return of more than 10 percent, driven mainly…

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Celaya, Gto.- Of the 37 projects that the Municipal Government sent to the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), with the intention of receiving resources for its realization, none will be supported. Mayor Juan Miguel Ramírez Sánchez said that, unofficially, he was informed that it is highly likely that none of the projects presented to the IDB will receive resources, due to the new policies of the President of the United States, Donald Trump. …

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Mexico's Secretary of Economy Marcelo Ebrard estimated that the new fiscal plan proposed by the President of the United States, Donald Trump, will have no impact on the economy of Mexico's...

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The Secretary of Economy, Marcelo Ebrard Casaubón, denied that the new fiscal plan approved this week by the U.S. government would have an impact on the Mexican economy. The federal official warned that first we have to evaluate how the new measures will be applied and although this could mean a reduction of fiscal costs to the profits of the U.S., it could favor the relocation of companies.