Significance However, it appears to have done so in no small part due to geopolitics rather than the strength of its own economy. Chinese investments and Mexican imports of Chinese products have surged in Mexico in recent years, suggesting that China is using the country as a back door to the US market, circumventing US tariffs on Chinese goods. Impacts US firms will continue diversifying their exposure to Chinese risk. A second Trump presidency would add pressure to Mexican authorities on trade policy. Mexico will try to address rule of law, logistics, energy and human capital challenges fully to harness nearshoring investment potential.
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