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The third USMCA round opens in Mexico City with Greer and Sheinbaum. Steel, autos, and economic security dominate the bilateral agenda of the joint review.

The OECD closes its transfer pricing consultation on July 22. Five changes redefine the deductibility of intragroup services, with direct implications for SAT enforcement criteria affecting companies

Mexico's average life satisfaction reaches 8.62 out of 10, according to Inegi. The ability to cover household expenses is the defining factor in subjective wellbeing.

Mexico City's Benito Juárez International Airport clarified on July 18, 2026 that the Fast Track service does not replace free security screening. It operates in dedicated lanes, is managed by a third

Mexico's Finance Ministry restored the Premium gasoline stimulus (8.23%) and raised diesel support (50.64%) for the week of July 18-24, as crude prices surged on Middle East tensions.

Publishing lists of non-compliant gas stations pushed compliance with Mexico's 27-peso-per-liter diesel cap from 80% to 83% in just five days.

Carso acquires TotalEnergies' 30% stake in the Kan block in the Gulf of Mexico. Harbour Energy retains 70% as operator. Slim consolidates his expansion in the oil sector.

The FDA has traced a Cyclospora outbreak totaling 1,644 cases across five U.S. states to Mexico. Taco Bell has already pulled lettuce from the identified supplier.

Jamieson Greer declared at Aspen that he has a Trump mandate to include tariffs and quotas in USMCA. The Mexico-U.S. trade deficit reached $197 billion in 2025. The third negotiating round opens July

The IMF warned in July 2026 that the three factors that contained the rise in oil prices are being exhausted. Implications for Mexico, Pemex, and energy policy.

On July 15, 2026, Fitch Ratings affirmed the 'Excellent' and 'AAAf(mex)' ratings for Afore XXI Banorte's Siefores. What it means for Mexico's retirement savings system (SAR).

Mexico's Secretariat of Foreign Affairs filed criminal complaints with the US Department of Justice over the deaths of 17 Mexican nationals in ICE custody or operations. President Sheinbaum calls for

BYD sold 33,969 electrified vehicles in Mexico in the first half of 2026, capturing 35.7% of the market. The segment grew 44% year-on-year, according to INEGI and AMDA data.

Banxico and INEGI confirm economic deceleration in Mexico with uneven regional dynamism: the north and Bajío sustain activity while private consumption loses traction.

Mexico unveils a Public Center for AI Training with a target of 25,000 graduates in 2026 and certification partnerships with Amazon, Google, IBM, Microsoft, and other major technology companies.

The Mexican peso closed June 18, 2026 at 17.34 units per dollar, down 0.31%, after a more restrictive-than-expected Federal Reserve monetary policy decision.

Ebrard argues that USMCA has ceased to be a bounded trilateral exercise and has become a systemic negotiation tied to the redesign of the global trade order.

The peso closed at 17.33 per dollar after the Fed removed its 2026 rate-cut guidance on Kevin Warsh's debut as chair; Banxico announces its rate decision on June 26.

Trump says the U.S. would be better off without USMCA but leaves signing open; the second round closes today in Washington ahead of the July 1 renewal deadline.

Banxico projects that the 2026 World Cup will leave a moderate imprint on the Mexican economy, with only 16.1% of large companies anticipating increased demand from the tournament.

Mexico and the United States extended the second USMCA round in Washington from June 15 to 18, fifteen days before the formal July 1 review date.

Moody's cuts the expected visitor count for the 2026 World Cup in Mexico to 768,000 and lowers the GDP contribution to 0.13%, with hotel occupancy running around 50%.

Mexico's headline inflation falls to 3.94 percent in May, returning to Banxico's target band for the first time in four months. Core inflation remains at 4.19 percent and the benchmark rate holds stea

Mercado Libre will invest $4.6 billion in Mexico in 2026, its largest annual commitment in the country's history, 35 percent above the prior year. The plan creates between 8,000 and 8,500 jobs and rea

Mexico opens its second USMCA dialogue round in Washington on June 16. Ebrard leads the delegation alongside Lazzeri and Gómez. The formal review begins on July 1.

Mexico beats South Africa 2-0 at the Azteca and the 2026 World Cup distributes 13 matches across CDMX, Guadalajara, and Monterrey; 5.5 million visitors projected.

Ebrard and LeBlanc deliver letters to the USTR calling for a 16-year USMCA extension; the USTR must respond by July 1 and the negotiating round runs through June 18.

The OECD revises Mexico's 2026 growth forecast down to 0.8% and projects 1.8% in 2027; INEGI reports a 2.1% industrial rebound in April that pushes back against multilateral pessimism.