The peso begins the session with an appreciation of 0.25% or 5 cents, trading around 19.75 pesos per dollar, with the exchange rate touching a minimum of 19.7495 and a maximum of 19.8576 pesos. The Mexican peso is once again one of the most appreciated currencies in the
Linamar Corporation, the second largest manufacturer of automotive parts in Canada, analyzes investment plans in Mexico. For this, this Monday Tatiana Clouthier, Mexico’s Secretary of Economy, and Linda Hasenfratz, executive director of Linamar, met virtually. «(Both) discussed the importance of finding areas of joint collaboration, particularly in training
Quantitative non-tariff regulations apply to quantities of products that are allowed to be imported into a country, or to establish quantifiable contributions to which those goods other than the tariff are subject. According to the Mexican Ministry of Economy, the following are quantitative non-tariff regulations: Export and import
The Ministry of Economy highlighted a series of opportunities for exporters of manufactured goods from Mexico to Canada. Through the analysis of trade flows, the Ministry of Economy identified a sample of products with export potential that is presented below. The methodology classifies opportunities as follows: First Competitive
As part of the Export Guide from Mexico to Canada, the Ministry of Economy answers the question: How to identify buyers? Above all, the buyer identification process is a fundamental element to position your product in the Canadian market. A first step is to define the buyer’s profile
The Mexican peso closed the first session of the week with an appreciation of 0.67% or 13.5 cents, with the exchange rate trading close to 19.82 pesos per dollar, after reaching a low of 19.7366 pesos in the morning. In the foreign exchange market, the Mexican peso was