Mexico has become an investor darling, with investment surging, GDP growth beating expectations and the currency climbing to multi-year highs. This turnaround in the economy’s fortunes has been pinned on the “nearshoring” of manufacturing supply chains, which in theory will help push Mexico into an era of stronger growth. But how much is nearshoring is really going on?
In this special online briefing, economists from our Latin America and Markets teams dove into the question of nearshoring in Mexico to assess how much is actually happening, where Mexico’s economy is heading and what this all means for its financial markets.
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