Mexico City – The country’s automotive sector, once a magnet for foreign investment, is facing a sharp slowdown that is sending ripples through global supply chains.
New figures reveal that investment in car and truck production has plunged by more than 40 percent this year, underscoring a steep fall in capital inflows and confidence.
Industry stakeholders are sounding alarms about the broader impact on Mexico’s industrial future, from job markets to regional competitiveness.
For internationally minded young readers, this downturn highlights how quickly leading sectors can be reshaped by shifting economic tides. As Mexico seeks to regain momentum, all eyes will be on possible pivots, policy responses and the drive to attract new investment in the months ahead.
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