As of July, Mexico has surpassed China to become the U.S.’s leading trade partner, accounting for 15% of all American imports. Several good signs boost Mexico’s economy. Its currency is strong against the dollar. The stock market is doing well. Foreign investment in Mexico has surged 40%. Industrial parks are filling up fast. Nearshoring also […]
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