The uncertainty surrounding the possible imposition of tariffs by U.S. President Donald Trump prevails, with doubts about whether they will be implemented next Saturday or if they will remain a constant threat. Despite the reaffirmation of this measure by spokesperson Karoline Leavitt, the impact on financial markets was minimal, raising the question of whether Trump's threats no longer affect the parity of the Mexican peso.
The possibility of tariffs has led various companies, not just automotive, to evaluate their operations in Mexico. Despite previous positive comments about cooperation with Mexico, uncertainty persists. Although Trump has indicated some progress in bilateral relations, his actions maintain a climate of uncertainty.
In the technology sector, despite declines in stock prices, continued growth is expected driven by advances in artificial intelligence. The competition in technology development is intensifying, with the Nasdaq index recovering after a decline. Although market corrections may occur, an accelerated growth future is anticipated for tech companies.
Regarding the most valuable companies on the New York Stock Exchange, mainly from the technology sector, fluctuations in their market values are observed. Apple, Microsoft, Nvidia, Amazon, and Alphabet (Google) have experienced various changes in their valuations, highlighting the importance of these technology giants in the financial market.
