Since Donald Trump took office for his second term on January 20, 2025, he has reinitiated an aggressive tariff strategy, rekindling global trade tensions. In a first wave, he signed executive orders imposing tariffs of 25% on Canada and Mexico, and 10% on Chinese imports,...
Women's participation in the economic sphere remains an untapped potential in Mexico. Although they represent more than 51% of the population and 45.6% of the active workforce, their presence in strategic sectors such as international trade remains limited. This exclusion not only reflects a lack...
Although the dollar remains the primary reserve currency and unit of account globally, multiple structural and cyclical forces now predict a progressive loss of its relative strength. This phenomenon is occurring in a context of growing geopolitical and economic uncertainty: the return of Donald Trump...
US economic policy in 2025 has generated unusual volatility that has impacted both financial markets and international relations. This uncertainty is reflected in sharp fluctuations in the stock market, rising bond yields, and changing perceptions of a possible recession. This instability affects not only the...
In a business world marked by technological transformation, artificial intelligence (AI) has become a strategic priority for companies seeking to remain competitive. However, many organizations face challenges such as a lack of data governance, outdated infrastructure, and a limited understanding of AI among their leaders....
The New Silk Road, also known as the Belt and Road Initiative, is an ambitious global infrastructure project promoted by China, which aims to strengthen its trade and economic relations with Asia, Europe, Africa, and Latin America. Through this initiative, the Asian country seeks to...
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is moving from being just a tool to becoming a strategic business partner. Faced with this transformation, leaders must prepare for a hybrid workforce made up of people and AI agents, according to Microsoft WorkLab in its annual Workplace Trends Index 2025...
In certain cases, antitrust problems are not due to corporate conduct, but to legal or structural barriers that distort free competition. Tariffs, for example, are a barrier that limits competition in both domestic and international markets. It is essential to distinguish between anticompetitive corporate conduct...
Today we have been living a series of risks that increasingly become more worrying and generate certain concerns among us, that is why, according to the report made by the World Economic Forum, they found as evidence some points which we will have to face...
Currently the world is going through inflation, generated by the disturbances caused in the supply chain and productivity that exists, as well as the confinements that have been developing as a result of COVID - 19, other factors which also intervene is the recent event...
