Gabriela Siller

Gabriela Siller

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Gabriela Siller is the director of economic and financial analysis at Grupo Base, a prominent financial services firm in Mexico. She is known for her expertise in macroeconomic trends and currency analysis, often providing insights into the implications of global economic policies on the Mexican economy. In recent news, she commented on the potential impact of Donald Trump's proposed tariffs on steel and aluminum imports, which are expected to cause additional pressure on the Mexican peso.

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Mexico Mexico: Gabriela Siller, the director of Economic and Financial Analysis at Banco Base, commented on the concerns regarding Banxico's autonomy. 7

El Universal: Banxico somete a prueba su autonomía

Mexico Mexico: Gabriela Siller calculated that a significant portion of Mexico's quarterly growth was due to the World Cup. 7

El Universal: Economía mexicana crece más que la estadounidense

Spain Spain: Gabriela Siller explains that the economic impact on Mexico of removing the 25% tariffs supported by IEEPA will be low. 7

El País: La eliminación de los aranceles recíprocos de Trump, una victoria a medias para México | Economía

Mexico Mexico: Gabriela Siller predicts a 21% increase in food prices this year. 5

El Universal: Cambio de temporada, escribe Fernando Vázquez Rigada

Guyana Guyana: Gabriela Siller stated that the tariffs would likely boost demand for Chinese vehicles in the short-term. 5

Stabroek News: Mexico to raise tariffs on cars from China to 50% in major overhaul

Mexico Mexico: Gabriela Siller opined that the drop in fixed investment is due to U.S. tariffs and uncertainty regarding judicial reform. 5

El Universal: Cae inversión de EU en México por cautela ante futuro del T-MEC; sector automotriz y energético, entre los afectados