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[Hotspot Review: U.S. Tariff Threat Increases Mexico's Trade Risks]The Trump Administration Has Announced a 25% Tariff On Mexican Imports, Though The Measure Has Been Postponed For a Month To Allow Negotiations. Despite This Delay, Trade Uncertainty Poses a Significant Risk To Mexico.As The Largest Exporter To The U.S., Mexico's Exports Exceeded $500 Billion In 2024, Accounting For 28% Of Its GDP. Under The USMCA, Most Mexican Goods Currently Enjoy Zero Tariffs, With The Effective U.S. Tariff Rate On Mexican Products At Just 0.3%.However, The High Uncertainty Surrounding Trump’s Tariff Policies Suggests They Could Be Leveraged In Negotiations On Non-Trade Issues Such As Security And Immigration. Trump Has Long Focused On Trade Deficits, Viewing Tariffs As Both a Key Regulatory Tool And a Source Of Government Revenue.
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