Recent decisions and announcements by Trump have generated uncertainty regarding their impact on the global economy. It is anticipated that higher tariffs will affect exports from various countries, including Mexico. Although the weakening of the exchange rate is expected to offset these effects, the situation remains a cause for concern.
In the specific case of Mexico, the imposition of higher tariffs is expected to have a significant impact on the economy. This is exacerbated by the current situation, where the armed forces are engaged in administrative and construction tasks, leaving a gap in emergency and national security duties.
The arrival of Mexican workers from the United States with training and willingness to work could represent an opportunity for the Mexican economy if they are facilitated in establishing businesses in the country. However, the uncertainty generated by Trump's measures poses additional challenges during a time of economic weakness.
The consequences of these decisions are reflected in the decline of international trade, the increase in unemployment, and instability in financial markets. Globally, the imposition of higher tariffs raises concerns about their effects on the economies of various countries.
Despite the measures announced by Trump, there are additional concerns, such as a possible withdrawal of the United States from NATO, which would have significant geopolitical implications. In this context, it is crucial to carefully analyze potential scenarios and prepare to face the upcoming economic challenges.
