Moody's analyst Alfredo Coutiño stated in a report that over 80% of Mexico's exports and 40% of investments depend on the USA, making the Mexican economy vulnerable to Trump's policies, especially in terms of trade tariffs and immigration. He mentioned: "The economy faces issues of reduced trade, investment, and remittances, while the financial sector will be impacted by risk aversion sentiment and volatility." Moody's Analytics lowered Mexico's GDP growth expectation for 2025 from 1% to 0.6%, adding: "Peso depreciation will alleviate the impact on exports, and Mexico's GDP is expected to slightly rebound to 1.6% in 2026."