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Mexico Watch

Tue, Jun 30 2009, 13:05 GMT
by BBVA Bancomer Team

BBVA Bancomer


  1. 1. A Global Crisis that is Stabilizing
  2. 2. Mexico: Recession and Recovery Hand in Hand with External Factors
  • The collapse in demand from the U.S.
  • Labor market adjustment in perspective
  • Mexico will recover its growth in line with that of the U.S.
  • The exchange rate in terms of global financial factors and domestic events
  • Inflation: a history of continued pressure since 2006
  • Consolidation of the cycle of monetary easing
  • Interest rate structure: the high slope is here to stay
  • Balance of payments, orderly adjustment and without financing problems
  • Market Movements
  1. 3. Strengthening the Performance Margin of Fiscal Policy
  2. 4. Indicators and Forecasts

Published on  Tue, Jun 30 2009, 13:05 GMT

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Mexico Watch

Thu, Dec 18 2008, 11:01 GMT
by BBVA Bancomer Team

BBVA Bancomer


1. International Environment

2. Macroeconomic Environment Mexico

  • Moderation in Domestic Demand

          Box: Leading Indicators in Construction

  • Inflationary Complexity and Risk Balance for 2009

          Box: Government-managed Prices

3. Financial Markets Mexico

  • Markets in a Context of Greater Risk-Aversion

          Box: The Impact on Mexico of the Global Financial Crisis

4. Articles

  • The Natural Rate in Mexico
  • Public Insecurity in Mexico

5. Indicators and Forecasts

Published on  Thu, Dec 18 2008, 11:01 GMT

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Mexico Watch

Mon, Jun 23 2008, 07:52 GMT
by BBVA Bancomer Team

BBVA Bancomer


Mexico Watch - Second Quarter 2008

  • * U.S.: Toward a Soft Recession

  • * Moderate Growth

  • * Leading Indicator of Economic Activity

  • * Surprise Indexes, Activity and Inflation

  • * Inflation in Mexico within a Context of External Pressure

  • * Inflationary Pressures to Monitor in 2008

  • * Debate in Financial Markets: between Inflationary Risks and Slowdown

  • * Structural Changes in Times of Turbulence

  • * Indicators and Forecasts

Published on  Mon, Jun 23 2008, 07:52 GMT

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