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Mexico will be the only country where YouTube will trail Facebook beyond 2026. Mexico is YouTube’s third-most-penetrated market among internet users worldwide. The country was YouTube’s most penetrated market from 2016 to 2020, before falling to third place in 2021.

It also aims to replicate its model in Mexico where it offers a range of options such as telecom, financial services, and healthcare. The big takeaway: Walmart is making long-term bets that should pay off whether the economy heads south and consumers look for value, or if conditions improve and shoppers focus on convenience. Go further: Read our Retail Media Ad Spending Forecast H1 2023 report.

We do see in terms of the digital space, that the region continues to remain the fastest growing e-commerce market worldwide. This was a trend that happened for the first time in 2020 where Latin America first held that title as fastest growing e-commerce market, and now we've seen it for 2022, 23, 24, and 2025, it's still going to lead the world in commerce growth.

These tariffs—and the potential for additional duties on goods from Mexico, Canada, the EU, and elsewhere—could significantly shift consumer behavior. According to a Numerator survey, only 9.4% of US consumers expect tariffs to have no impact on their shopping habits, while many plan to adjust by hunting for sales or coupons (41.4%), buying fewer imported goods (30.5%), or delaying purchases (22.3%).

²Ñ±ð³æ¾±³¦´Ç’s ecommerce market is dominated by players like Mercado Libre, Amazon, Walmart, and Liverpool, offering TikTok Shop plenty of competition in a high-growth growth market. Sources. Associated Press. CNBC. The Economist. The Information. MediaPost. NPR. Politico. South China Morning Post. Wall Street Journal.