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Mexico to continue benefiting from nearshoring regardless of domestic and US elections

The “Trump factor” is difficult to predict and can certainly generate uncertainty and volatility in the face of elections, said Sergio Garcia del Bosque, Managing Director of Seale & Associates.

An article published by Mergermarket highlights that the nearshoring trend, which began in 2018 due to US-China trade tensions, is expected to continue regardless of the 2024 election outcomes in the US and Mexico, according to M&A experts. Although high interest rates have posed challenges for M&A growth, stabilization is anticipated in 2024.

We invite you to read the full article in ION Analytics to learn more about this exciting news: Latin America Trendspotter: Mexico more optimistic than Brazil on 2H24 M&A activity.

This article was originally written in Spanish, but a brief summary has been provided for ease of understanding.


 

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Mergermarket. (2024, january 5). Mexico to continue benefiting from nearshoring regardless of domestic and US elections. Recuperado de https://ionanalytics.com/insights/mergermarket/mexico-to-continue-benefiting-from-nearshoring-regardless-of-domestic-and-us-elections/