The Mexican government has established a new automatic import notification system for 42 aluminum products (tariff lines). According to the U.S. Department of Commerce, this measure may delay customs clearance if the required information is incomplete. Automated Import Notification for Aluminum Between January and July 2025, aluminum exports
Import tax revenue in Mexico totaled 173.619 billion pesos in 2025, a cumulative increase of 129.8% compared to 2021. Over these four years, this indicator showed a steady upward trend. The baseline figure for 2021 was 75.539 billion pesos. Import tax revenue in Mexico Mexico collected more in
Prosperity in Mexico has been hindered by the middle-income trap, as reflected in a recent IMD ranking of 34 economies in Latin America and the Caribbean. The ranking is divided into four pillars: Economic Challenges, Governance and Institutions, Management Dynamics, and Social Empowerment. It uses 78 indicators for
Mexico’s overall B1 rating in the IMD Prosperity Report for Latin America and the Caribbean 2026 clearly illustrates one of the central paradoxes the report identifies in the region. Mexico is the most striking case in the report. It ranks 1st in economic complexity and 4th in productivity.
The impact of tariffs in Mexico is the lowest resulting from U.S. customs duties, according to the Mexican Business Council for Foreign Trade, Investment, and Technology (Comce). This lower impact on Mexican exports occurred during the 2025–2026 period. At the start of the cycle, the country achieved record
U.S. President Donald Trump will seek to restrict the entry of Chinese products into North America. This is the forecast of Adrián González, president of Global Alliance, a company specializing in foreign trade services. In 2025, China exported goods to North America with a customs value of $558.148