The country's private capital is ready to promote Nearshoring in Mexico, said Raúl Gallegos, president of the Mexican Association of Private Capital (Amexcap). I indicate that capital is available, ready to take the investment opportunity that nearshoring will bring.

“Obviously the real estate sector is the most immediate and already reflects it in an important way; but there is capital available and a lot of interest from both local and international investors for nearshoring in general," said the manager in an interview with Alto Nivel.

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He also warned about some conditions that must exist for capital to flow, such as clarity on some regulatory or public policy issues. He also added that the existence of better financing conditions is required, arguing that the rates are still high for some of these projects.

Likewise, the period of extremely low rates was not something sustainable, as it would be to have rates of 4% more or less, that is, a little above the average of historical inflation in the United States. And exchange rate stability would be another element that capital seeks.

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He considered that it is very healthy, above all to have because it generates the certainty that the flows that are maintaining that stability (remittances, exports, direct foreign investment), well, they are seen with very good expectations and then that contributes to the certainty that we should not see greater exchange rate volatility in the exchange rate.

For the manager, Mexico has one of the best performances with the combination of rates and exchange rate stability.

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