HSBC Mexico has expressed its concern about the challenging environment anticipated for the national economy due to global uncertainty caused by trade and geopolitical tensions, especially due to the trade war in the United States. Despite this, the bank's CEO, Jorge, has pointed out that there are local factors that could help mitigate the negative effects.
According to Jorge, Mexico maintains positive "anchors" that could counteract global uncertainty. Although the international situation is complex, the Mexican market has internal elements that can be beneficial in this context. It is essential to consider these local factors to face possible economic turbulence at the international level with greater strength.
Among the positive aspects mentioned are the stability of public finances, the cautious monetary policy of the Bank of Mexico, as well as the prospect of a possible agreement in the renegotiation of the trade agreement between Mexico, the United States, and Canada (USMCA). These elements could play a crucial role in keeping the Mexican economy afloat amid an uncertain global scenario.
In this sense, HSBC Mexico highlights the importance of being attentive to international events, but also of valuing the internal strengths that the country has. The combination of external and internal factors will be decisive in facing the upcoming economic challenges, especially in a context marked by volatility and instability worldwide.
