The also ex-secretary of the Treasury called on directors and businessmen so that, despite this environment, they make investments to take advantage of the nearshoring, since “it is a window that is going to close at some point”.
Serra Puche highlighted the advantage that the country has in terms of proximity to the United States and its trade agreements such as the TMEC and estimates that the end of the six-year term can be reached with stability.
“Investments are going to respond much more to long-term decisions,” he told a conference.
For his part, Carlos Torres Vila, president of the BBVA Group globally, said that Mexico is estimated to grow by 2.4% this year given strong levels of consumption.
The businessman stressed that if the United States does not enter a recession, the economy can grow up to 3%.