Retirement savings in Mexico managed to navigate the uncertainty of tariffs and in March gained 29 billion pesos, four times more than in the same month last year.
According to reports, experts warn about fiscal consolidation in Mexico. Although no credit downgrade is expected this year, the same stability cannot be guaranteed for 2026.
Regarding the water crisis, it has been detected in six states in the north and northwest of the country, where several large dams have water storage below 25%.
On the other hand, it is revealed that tourism to the Marías Islands has been affected, as they received only an average of 79 visitors each weekend in 2024. The lack of notice to authorities is criticized, and a possible renewal of the agreement is proposed to avoid more costly consequences.
Amid the uncertainty generated by Donald Trump's decisions, the Retirement Fund Administrators (afores) in Mexico manage to obtain profits. Despite the difficulties for workers regarding exits and attention to travelers, a positive year of dividends is expected.
Finally, China escalates the trade war with the United States by banning American planes and movies. Although Trump appears open to reaching an agreement, uncertainty prevails in both countries, and trust in the United States is affected.
