Chinese firms are leveraging Mexico as a backdoor to the US market by relocating manufacturing operations there. Through the process known as nearshoring, Chinese companies can circumvent US tariffs and sanctions on Chinese goods while benefiting from Mexico's proximity to the US. This trend is contributing to Mexico's economic growth and increasing its importance as a strategic trade partner, even surpassing China as the US's main trading partner. However, there are concerns about Mexico being drawn into the geopolitical tensions between the US and China, with some urging caution over potential repercussions for bilateral relations. Despite these challenges, nearshoring remains a key advantage for Mexico amid the complex dynamics of global trade.
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