The Mexican economy is one of the main winners in the trade war between the two global powers.
The Mexican Ministry of Finance says the bond issue helped reduce financing costs and ensures that all of this year's maturities will be covered.
Thanks to nearshoring, foreign direct investment in Mexico shows a 40% jump this year.
More jobs and more remittances continue to underpin domestic consumption in Mexico, driving the economy.
The arrival of foreigners has brought business opportunities for locals, but it has also led to a rise in rent prices.
Despite its ups and downs, net investment from China and Hong Kong in Mexico has risen from US$65 million in 2013 to US$493,000 million in 2021
Its proximity to the U.S., the world's largest market, certainly helps