The upcoming USMCA review is expected to be a long-term, complex negotiation focusing on supply-chain rules rather than a trade breakup. UBS maintains a constructive view on Mexican assets, anticipating continued regional integration.
Key Takeaways
- 1.USMCA negotiations are expected to extend beyond 2026, creating policy uncertainty that dampens investment but likely preserves regional trade integration.
- 2.Focus on rules of origin and the role of China in North American manufacturing are the primary drivers of the upcoming trade review.
- 3.The firm sees resilience in the Mexican peso and potential opportunities in fixed-income and equities, despite near-term volatility.
Table of Contents
- USMCA review: uncertainty persists, integration endures
- Investing in Mexico
- Beyond trade: security cooperation
- Rules of origin: the central issue
- The China question: transshipment versus integration
- Other issues to watch
- Conclusion
- Investment implications
- Appendix
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Authors
Alejo CzerwonkoGabriela SoniLaura Assis Iragorri
Securities
USDMXN
Themes
Policy UncertaintyRegional IntegrationSupply Chain Security
Regions
North AmericaMexicoUnited StatesChina
