Al parecer México irá contra las tendencias de crecimiento regional en 2016, impulsado por un crecimiento importante del sector manufacturero y por una producción récord de automóviles.
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Economic update | Industria mexicana del acero consigue tiempo para formular estrategias con tarifas anti dumping
11 Nov 2015
El creciente descontento entre los fabricantes mexicanos de acero llevó, a comienzos de octubre, al gobierno a imponer una tarifa transitoria de 15% a casi 100 productos de acero importados.
Articles & Analysis | Wealth of possibilities: A rich supply of natural resources supports the burgeoning mining sector from The Report: Mexico 2015
Contributing around 5% to the country’s total GDP in 2013, Mexico’s mining sector is among the top 10 world producers for at least 16 minerals. The country is the global leader in silver production and is the tenth-largest copper producer, according to the Mexican Mining Chamber (Cámara Minera de México, Camimex). With a wealth of natural...
Articles & Analysis | Increase in international penetration for industry in Mexico from The Report: Mexico 2015
With 11 international treaties with 46 countries, Mexico boasts commercial agreements with nearly every region in the world, making it one of the most globalised economies. This global connectedness has helped Mexican industry evolve immensely. Prior to the 1990s, the Mexican economy enjoyed relatively low dependence on non-oil exports to the...
Articles & Analysis | Pumping up: North American automotive production shifts to Mexico, while tyre production is drawing attention from The Report: Mexico 2015
The post-North American Free Trade Agreement ( NAFTA) manufacturing boom has been particularly attractive for the Mexican automotive industry. According to Eduardo Solis Sánchez, president of the Mexican Automotive Industry Association, Mexico will see a fifth consecutive year of increased motor vehicle output. The auto industry now brings in...
Articles & Analysis | Made in Mexico: Manufacturing is becoming more focused on high-value production from The Report: Mexico 2015
Since the early days of NAFTA, the Mexican manufacturing sector has evolved extensively. While the country once positioned itself as a destination for basic cross-border assembly operations for electronics and textiles, it is now developing a highly specialised manufacturing market. In the fourth quarter of 2014, manufacturing represented 17.5...