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Imports hit by new tariffs are down 23%, with China posting the steepest losses
New tariffs on Mexican imports from non-free trade partners reduced imports by 23.2%, with China experiencing the steepest decline of 28.4%. Despite this, overall Asian imports rose 42.5% due to a surge in AI-related products from Taiwan, while U.S. and Canada remained Mexico’s top trade partners.
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