The city's productive sectors are facing a period known as "analysis paralysis," a period in which investment and the flow of money come to a standstill while governments make political and economic decisions.
Roberto Vega Solís, president of the Mexican Employers' Confederation (Coparmex), explained that this condition could continue throughout the first half of this year while business leaders understand the way both Mexico and the United States will govern.
In addition to industrial investment, local businesses are also facing contraction as fewer people are visiting restaurants or seeking non-emergency medical consultations.
He believed that within six months, industrialists will understand the new rules for investment and that after that time, investment in industry and personal spending will begin to return to normal levels.