Christine Murray, the Financial Times' Mexico and Central America correspondent, offers keen insights into Mexico's economic landscape under new President Claudia Sheinbaum. She discusses the ambitious reform agenda aiming to improve living standards, while investors voice concerns over potential U.S. tariffs from Donald Trump. Economic uncertainties loom, particularly in the car manufacturing sector. Murray highlights the need for strategic leadership to navigate these challenges and maintain a stable U.S.-Mexico economic relationship.

Financial Times journalist Christine Murray discusses the EU's plan to impose tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, the increase in central banks' interest in the US dollar, and the impact on Mexico's peso after proposed reforms by president-elect Claudia Sheinbaum. Central banks are seen shifting from the Chinese renminbi to the US dollar in the short term due to concerns about China's economic stability and transparency.