Donald Trump’s win — with his proposals on tariffs, immigration and combating drug trafficking — is sending shock waves through Mexico. “We’re already at a very fragile point. Now Trump is coming to hit us some more,” one economist said.

Mexico's peso touched its weakest level in over two years on Wednesday as Donald Trump emerged victorious in the U.S. presidential election, extending a streak of volatility and weakness for the emerging markets bellwether currency.

Donald Trump's victory has left Mexico bracing for potential trade tensions, tariffs and mass migrant deportations that experts say could pose a major test of relations between the closely connected