Strengthening of the Budget Income Stabilization Fund
The Ministry of Finance and Public Credit (SHCP) has strengthened the budgetary income stabilization, injecting more than 100,000 million pesos (approximately 4,870 million dollars).
This fund acts as a government savings mechanism to compensate for possible falls in public revenues, ensuring the continuity of essential programs and projects.
Public debt refinancing
The Mexican government carried out a operation of Debt refinancing for 185.6 billion pesos, extending maturity in an average of 2.14 years. This strategy seeks to improve the debt maturity profile and reduce short -term liquidity needs, providing greater financial stability.
Implementation of a financial coverage program
The SHCP has launched a coverage program with financial instruments Derivatives to mitigate risks to adverse conditions in the markets. These coverage are designed to protect the country against fluctuations in key variables, such as the exchange rate and the prices of raw materials, reducing volatility and providing certainty to economic agents.
Deployment of the National Guard on the Northern Border
In response to the United States concerns about drug migration and traffic, the Mexican government has deployed 30,000 national guard elements on the northern border.
This measure seeks Strengthen border security and demonstrate Mexico’s commitment to address these challengeshoping that the United States will reconsider the imposition of tariffs.
Diplomatic dialogue and support of the business sector
President Claudia Sheinbaum has filed direct conversations with President Trump, achieving a 30 -day extension in the implementation of tariffs. During this period, it seeks to negotiate a permanent solution that avoids the imposition of rates.
In addition, prominent Mexican entrepreneurs, such as Carlos Slim Domit and Claudio X. González, have expressed their support for the government and will participate in negotiations with the United States, underlining the Importance of public-private collaboration To face this challenge.
Market diversification and promotion of domestic consumption
The Mexican government is implementing The «Mexico Plan», A strategy that seeks to diversify export markets and reduce dependence on the United States. This plan includes the promotion of national production and the promotion of domestic consumption, with the aim of strengthening the economy and mitigating the effects of possible commercial barriers.
Banking sector support
The Association of Banks of Mexico (ABM) has expressed its support for the Government in the search for solutions through dialogue. The banking sector remains committed to collaborating to guarantee economic stability and growth of the country, recognizing the importance of coordination between the public and private sector in moments of commercial challenges.
Analysis of possible commercial reprisals
Specialists suggest that Mexico could consider the application of selective tariffs or the cancellation of purchases of American products that depend on the Mexican market and have political connection with Republican bastions. This strategy would seek Exercise pressure on key sectors in the United States to reconsider the imposition of tariffs.
Potential impact on the Mexican economy
Analysts estimate that, if 25%tariffs are implemented, the Mexican economy could face a significant contraction. Depending on the duration of the rates, the gross domestic product (GDP) could decrease between 0.4% and 2.2%, which underlines the importance of the measures taken to mitigate this impact.