Mining of Mexico lost US $ 2 billion due to Covid-19
25 agosto, 2020
Mining in Mexico lost 2 billion dollars in production as a result of the closure of operations by Covid-19, estimated Fernando Alanís, president of the
Mining in Mexico lost 2 billion dollars in production as a result of the closure of operations by Covid-19, estimated Fernando Alanís, president of the
The World Trade Organization (WTO) Merchandise Trade Barometer stood at 84.5, which is 15.5 points below the benchmark value of 100 for the index and
The peso closed the session with little change compared to Wednesday’s close, showing a moderate depreciation of 0.09% or 1.9 cents, trading at 22.39 pesos
The European Union, Japan, the United States and Mexico were the largest automotive exporters in 2019, according to statistics from the World Trade Organization (WTO).
The peso begins the session with an appreciation of 1.31% or 31 cents, trading around 23.64 pesos per dollar and gaining ground alongside the currencies
The T-MEC establishes requirements for the automotive industry to be entitled to the Alternative Transition Period in the rules of origin of the automotive sector,
Cars, computers and auto parts led Mexico’s main exports in 2019, according to data from the Ministry of the Economy. In general, the automotive sector
Mining in Mexico lost 2 billion dollars in production as a result of the closure of operations by Covid-19, estimated Fernando Alanís, president of the
The World Trade Organization (WTO) Merchandise Trade Barometer stood at 84.5, which is 15.5 points below the benchmark value of 100 for the index and
The peso closed the session with little change compared to Wednesday’s close, showing a moderate depreciation of 0.09% or 1.9 cents, trading at 22.39 pesos
The European Union, Japan, the United States and Mexico were the largest automotive exporters in 2019, according to statistics from the World Trade Organization (WTO).
The peso begins the session with an appreciation of 1.31% or 31 cents, trading around 23.64 pesos per dollar and gaining ground alongside the currencies
The T-MEC establishes requirements for the automotive industry to be entitled to the Alternative Transition Period in the rules of origin of the automotive sector,
Cars, computers and auto parts led Mexico’s main exports in 2019, according to data from the Ministry of the Economy. In general, the automotive sector