The USMCA requires changes in Mexican legislation: CCE
27 mayo, 2020
The Treaty between Mexico, United States and Canada (USMCA) requires changes in Mexican legislation before its expected entry into force on July 1. For this
The Treaty between Mexico, United States and Canada (USMCA) requires changes in Mexican legislation before its expected entry into force on July 1. For this
Exports of Hass avocados and blueberries can now be made from California to the United States, as part of «Phase 1» of the trade agreement
The peso closed the week with a depreciation of 1.49% or 35 cents, trading around 24.00 pesos per dollar, hitting a maximum of 24.12 pesos.
The peso closed the week with an appreciation of 3.57% or 87.7 cents, trading around 23.70 pesos per dollar, hitting a low of 23.5529 pesos,
The peso begins the session with an appreciation of 1.03% or 25.1 cents, trading around 24.13 pesos per dollar, touching a minimum of 24.11 pesos.
The United States registered imports of products from China for 19,805 million dollars in March, a year-on-year drop of 36.5%, the Census Bureau reported. China
The peso begins the session with a moderate appreciation of 0.18% or 4.5 cents, trading around 24.53 pesos per dollar. A lower appetite for risk
Mexico and the European Union concluded negotiations on government purchases in the process of modernizing the TLCUEM. In the negotiating process, the European bloc set
The Treaty between Mexico, United States and Canada (USMCA) requires changes in Mexican legislation before its expected entry into force on July 1. For this
Exports of Hass avocados and blueberries can now be made from California to the United States, as part of «Phase 1» of the trade agreement
The peso closed the week with a depreciation of 1.49% or 35 cents, trading around 24.00 pesos per dollar, hitting a maximum of 24.12 pesos.
The peso closed the week with an appreciation of 3.57% or 87.7 cents, trading around 23.70 pesos per dollar, hitting a low of 23.5529 pesos,
The peso begins the session with an appreciation of 1.03% or 25.1 cents, trading around 24.13 pesos per dollar, touching a minimum of 24.11 pesos.
The United States registered imports of products from China for 19,805 million dollars in March, a year-on-year drop of 36.5%, the Census Bureau reported. China
The peso begins the session with a moderate appreciation of 0.18% or 4.5 cents, trading around 24.53 pesos per dollar. A lower appetite for risk
Mexico and the European Union concluded negotiations on government purchases in the process of modernizing the TLCUEM. In the negotiating process, the European bloc set