Quarterly report of the Mexican Economic Outlook on a global basis.
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| Fecha |
Resumen |
Formato |
| 06/2008 |
- U.S.: base scenario toward a “soft recession”, doubts regarding the strength of the recovery
- Economic activity: toward a sharper slowdown in the 2nd and 3rd quarters
- Inflation: will price increases of raw materials continue?
- Monetary Policy: a complex outlook for Banco de México
- Markets: a strengthened peso in the next few months
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| 05/2008 |
- U.S. Economic Scenario
- The Mexican Economy Faces the U.S. Slowdown
- Inflation: between Economic Slowdown, Tax Reform and International Shocks
- Financial Markets: In the Midst of Financial Turbulence and Inflationary Pressures
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| 05/2007 |
- Activity: weak 1st semester, some improvement in the 2nd
- Inflation: has the turbulence in raw material prices passed?
- Will the monetary pause continue?
- A strong peso with low risk aversion will be maintained
- Progress expected in fiscal and energy policy reforms
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| 03/2007 |
- Economic downturn: external demand is the cause
- High inflation in 1H07; ensuing convergence toward goal
- The monetary “pause” to extend into the 1st half of 2007
- The peso to remain strong, weakening at the end of year
- A reduced slope in bond yields in 2007
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| 11/2006 |
- Soft slowdown; domestic demand, the key
- Banxico: more credibility in inflation expectations
- Monetary "pause" at least until the beginning of 2007
- The peso will remain strong
- The risks: sudden U.S. slowdown and oil prices
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| 08/2006 |
- 2006: a good growth year
- Inflation: slight impact due to raw material prices
- Will the monetary "pause" be maintained?
- Will the peso and the markets remain strong in 4Q06?
- How would progress in reforms affect interest rates?
- Main risk: adjustment in the U.S, a low probability
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358 KB| |