Plan Mexico: one year later, where is the economic takeoff?

One year after the launch of the Mexico Plan, the numbers do not show the expected growth. The ambitious goals in employment and economic development remain on paper.

Meanwhile, the trade pressure from the United States is intensifying. Trump is using tariff negotiations as a political tool ahead of the US elections, but the real cost is borne by Mexico and Canada. The uncertainty generated by this trade strategy directly permeates the financial markets.

This combination of weak local factors and external geopolitical pressure creates a volatile scenario. Investors are paying attention: domestic policies without concrete results plus international trade tensions equal unpredictable markets. For cryptocurrency and digital asset traders, these types of macroeconomic situations often translate into increased demand for hedging in Bitcoin and other decentralized assets.