Mexico is Becoming The New China For Manufactures

Mexico’s geo localization is playing an important role, the closeness to the US, Canada and Latin America combined with its young and increasing workforce put the country in a very attractive spot for investors. Lately, companies like Whirlpool, Black &…

High-End Manufacturing Will Continue to Boost Mexico’s Economy

Mexico has been seeing continued growth because of its Integration with and dependence on the U.S. Market. Despite of the low oil prices, the high-end manufacturing sector will be a key driver of Mexico’s economic growth the following years. Background…

Mexico City, The Economic Capital of Latin America

Mr. Narcís de las Carreras, Comercial Director of Gas Natural México, said that headquarters of local and international corporations are located in Mexico City and is also similiar for the financial industry. Many multinationals are settling in Mexico due to…

Americas Summit Recap

After many years, the leaders of 35 countries across the Americas have joined in a summit and the first meeting between US and Cuban leaders in more than 50 years happened. Raúl Castro spoke for a marathon more than 40…

Mexico May Become The World’s Eighth-Biggest Economy by 2050

The most important driver of Mexico’s recent growth comes from the manufacturing sector. Merchandise goods gained a 3 percent in 2013, which is modest but encouraging, and it is expected to improve over the remainder of 2014. Many foreign companies…