The anticipated 10% tariffs on US imports and 60% on Chinese goods are likely to raise consumer costs and impact supply chains in Latin America.
Mass deportations and taxation of remittances could severely impact Latin American economies, especially nations reliant on foreign currency from remittances.
Renegotiating trade agreements like the USMCA introduces uncertainty to Latin America's trade relations, which could diminish exports, particularly from Mexico.
Mexico faces potential 25% export taxes if it fails to control migratory flows, posing a critical risk to its economic stability.
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