Mexico's infrastructure development is gaining momentum, with a new 70km rail line in Yucatán expected to boost the region's logistics. The move reflects a shift in how governments respond to crises, with those already investing ahead of the curve gaining an advantage. Global uncertainty is testing the stability of international trade, with tensions in the Middle East impacting oil prices and inflation in Mexico rising to 4.63%. The World Trade Organization warns that a prolonged conflict could lead to a global trade contraction.