Mexico
Discussion of Mexico centred on trade negotiations with the United States, energy exposure, mining security and investment, and the country’s industrial-policy ambitions. Mexico was described as seeking tariff relief while Washington demanded more domestic content and scrutiny of Chinese investment 42, and as potentially benefiting from bilateral agreements before a wider North American pact 2. Analysts also highlighted vulnerabilities: Mexico’s peso could lose support if US rates rise and trade tensions intensify 1, while a US diesel-export ban and falling Mexican crude exports were presented as major risks 2643.
Where the voices land
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Worsening
- RBRobin BrooksWorsening Mexico would be among the hardest hit by a US diesel export ban. “Hardest hit would be Mexico (MX), Chile (CL), Peru (PE), Ecuador (EC) and Brazil (BR).” Open the post As oil prices rise, a US export ban on diesel be… · 24 Sept
- AHAlex HodesWorsening Mexican diesel prices would immediately rise if the U.S. banned exports, since Mexico is a large importer of U.S. diesel. ▶ 6:09 US Makes More Diesel Than It Uses Yet Prices Hit… · 23 Sept
Improving
- MKMichael KonnertImproving Konnert sees a broader sentiment shift in Mexico turning positive toward mining, and his own interactions have been very positive. “the broader sentiment shift in Mexico towards positivity in mining” ▶ 31:26 Vizsla Silver: The Path Forward at Panuco · 25 Sept
2 worsening1 improving
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Risk 1 voice← rising · easing →1 easing
Risk easing
- JSJohn SkeetRisk easing Skeet says security risk has generally stabilized and his own area has never had problems. “Generally, overall, it seems like it has.” ▶ 11:15 Mithril Silver & Gold Looks to Double Its Resour… · 28 Sept
Mentions
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Who brings it up
- Bloomberg 20 mentions
- Jeffrey Currie ++ 9 mentions
- Geiger Capital 9 mentions
- Anas Alhajji 8 mentions
- Trevor Hall 7 mentions
- Michael Every 5 mentions
- Walter Bloomberg 3 mentions
- Robin Brooks 3 mentions
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