Remittances tick up slightly despite Trump & a downward trend

Written By Andrew Law

Remittances from the US to Mexico ticked up slightly by 1.3% in the first quarter of 2025, despite uncertainties and tariffs introduced by the Trump administration. Mexico received US$14b in January - March of this year. Despite this, the overall trend in remittances is downward, and the average individual remittance decreased by 0.4 percent. Read more at Latinus.

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