President Donald Trump will announce new tariffs today for almost the entire world. The United States is currently the third-largest importer of Paraguayan beef, so the industry is eagerly awaiting possible changes.

At a press conference, the Mexican president ruled out her administration adopting a direct retaliatory stance with mirror measures, that is, imposing tariffs on U.S. products in response to the levies the White House might announce.

In a collaboration published by former US government officials, Katherine Tai and Juli Sue, they exposed that the Trump administration unilaterally cut ILAB's existing grants.

The Minister of Economy and Finance, José Salardi, noted that ProInversión will have a new, more active role.

White House spokeswoman Karoline Leavitt said Trump will make an official visit to Saudi Arabia in May.

Congress advances a law to respond reciprocally to foreign tariffs on Brazilian exports.

Fedexpor and Amcham sent a letter to the Office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR).

The indicator declined for the third consecutive month in 2025, reflecting further declines in the perception of whether it is a good time to invest and in the assessment of the country's economic situation, INEGI reported.

Boric has described reaching these types of agreements as "fundamental" "with a view to mutual benefit."

The automaker also launched a brand redesign in the southern Andean country and a strategy to digitalize its operations.

The Luren Mining Company maintains annual revenues exceeding US$40 million and specializes in the marketing of lime and silica-lime bricks.

This was announced yesterday by Panama's Deputy Minister of Foreign Trade, Carlos Hoyo, emphasizing that this measure will maximize the benefits of the agreement and translate them into concrete opportunities for both countries.

In February, mineral exports totaled US$337 million, representing a year-over-year increase of 9.8% for that month and a 44.7% increase for the year to date.

The "Prepared and Resilient in the Americas" program will improve disaster preparedness, response, and recovery in Latin America and the Caribbean.

This isn't the first time Antapaccay has suffered blockages of its access roads, a recurring protest affecting the mining sector in Peru, the world's third-largest copper producer.

According to the Chilean company, the decision is a response to economic challenges and a lack of necessary financing.

This is the lowest rate recorded in the last eight years for a February. The closest was recorded in 2017, when it was 10.9%.

Analysts point out that a reduction in the pressure on domestic oil prices in the international market would be felt. Increasing production is a challenge.

Minister of Economy and Finance, José Salardi, points out that there are 402 measures to accelerate investments.

The National Statistics Institute (INE) attributed the result to "less processing and low ore grades at major companies. In addition, maintenance work was carried out at some companies in the sector during the period."

Washington's decision includes the Spanish oil company Repsol. The companies must cease operations in the South American country by May 27.

The owner of X has emphasized that the new entity will "actively accelerate human progress," not merely reflect the world.

The Minister of Finance of that country, Hon. Vishnu Dhanpaul, will succeed the Minister of Finance and Economy of the Dominican Republic, Hon. José Manuel Vicente, as president.

Gabriel Boric will be accompanied by an official delegation composed of government officials, parliamentarians, and guests from the business, innovation, education, cultural, and agribusiness sectors.

Details of the properties owned by the Peruvian state oil company that will be put up for sale will be revealed in the coming days.

The organization announced this in a statement, after Fund spokesperson Julie Kozack refused to confirm the figure last Thursday.

The Japanese automaker announced that it will consolidate pickup manufacturing at a single regional production center, centralized at the Civac plant in Morelos, Mexico.

Cumulative banana exports through February 2025 reached 66.32 million boxes, nearly 1% less than in 2024.

It's worth remembering that Gol has been in Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings in the United States since mid-2011 and is currently in negotiations with investors to secure various sources of financing.

Chile's state-owned company, Rubén Alvarado, CEO, commented that he saw no reason for the red metal to be subject to sanctions or tariffs, and anticipated strong long-term fundamentals for demand.