Nearshoring drives Mexico back into top 20 for foreign investment, but challenges remain
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Mexico climbed six places in Kearney’s 2026 Foreign Direct Investment Confidence Index (FDICI), consolidating its position as one of the two fastest-growing markets in the world ranking.
Mexico rose from 25th to 19th in the index released on Thursday, while its two North American trade partners — the United States and Canada — came in first and second, respectively.
Gerardo Rocha, managing partner of Kearney México, said among the reasons Mexico gained ground in this year’s rankings is because
Mexico rose from 25th to 19th in the index released on Thursday, while its two North American trade partners — the United States and Canada — came in first and second, respectively.
Gerardo Rocha, managing partner of Kearney México, said among the reasons Mexico gained ground in this year’s rankings is because
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