ICTSI: Trump tariffs pose little risk, Mexico terminal vulnerable - BusinessWorld Online

The U.S. tariffs to Mexico have had a significant impact on the Mexican economy.These measures have created economic challenges that require effective adaptation strategies to remain competitive.In this context, AvaFin offers agile personal loans to help people mitigate the negative effects of these tariffs. Current and future economic impact of tariffs The imposition of tariffs by the U.S. on Mexican products has created uncertainty in the mark…

ICTSI says tariffs pose big hit on Mexico port

MANILA, Philippines — International Container Terminal Services Inc. (ICTSI) said its operations in Mexico could potentially take a big hit from American “reciprocal tariffs.” Still, the homegrown global port operator is in wait-and-see mode on the possible fallout of US President Donald Trump’s vacillating trade policy. “The only major impact that could be possible or

ICTSI: Trump tariffs pose little risk, Mexico terminal vulnerable - BusinessWorld Online

INTERNATIONAL Container Terminal Services, Inc. (ICTSI) said its operations are unlikely to be affected by new US tariffs, but its Mexico operations may face market impact. “It is too early to tell the impact since Trump’s flip-flopping every day. It is also too early to tell how these tariffs will settle; our operations are very diverse,” ICTSI Chairman and President Enrique K. Razon, Jr. said during the company’s annual stockholders’ meeting o…

Trump's tariffs could Make Mexico Great Again

In 2025, U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs represent an unprecedented threat to Mexico’s economy and manufacturing industry. But, the potential for the door to close on easy access to the United States’ market for vehicles, auto parts and other manufactured goods should be a wake-up call for Mexico’s politicians and business leaders. The Trump administration is threatening tariffs that could reshape North American supply chains and cripple w…

Washington, 23 Apr (EFE).- The World Bank (WB) cut off its economic forecasts for Mexico this Wednesday by now anticipating zero growth in 2025, compared with the 1.5% forecast in January, as a result of the trade tensions unleashed by the protectionist measures promoted by the United States. Likewise, the WB cut, although to a lesser extent, the forecasts for 2026 to 1,1 %, four tenths less than what was proposed at the beginning of the year.

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