Ebrard apunta a la industria automotriz, acero y aluminio como las que “más preocupan” ante falta de acuerdo comercial con EEUU

Mexican Secretary of Economy Marcelo Ebrard identified the automotive, steel, and aluminum industries as the primary areas of concern regarding ongoing trade relations with the United States. These sectors are currently impacted by tariff policies imposed by the U.S. government, creating significant economic uncertainty for Mexico.

The government's focus on these specific industries highlights the potential risks to binational trade stability. Ebrard’s remarks underscore the challenges facing Mexican officials as they navigate the lack of a formal trade agreement, signaling that these manufacturing sectors remain central to the current bilateral negotiations.