Lessons from Covid-19 for Mexico, during and after
4 septiembre, 2020
Mexico has lessons from Covid-19 to learn to make decisions both now and after its risk of high contagion passes, highlights Bart A. Pattyn, Crisis
Mexico has lessons from Covid-19 to learn to make decisions both now and after its risk of high contagion passes, highlights Bart A. Pattyn, Crisis
The peso started the session with few changes, showing a depreciation of 0.01%, trading around 21.76 pesos per dollar, after the overnight exchange rate touched
The peso begins the session with a depreciation of 0.34% or 7.5 cents, trading around 21.84 pesos per dollar, in a partial correction to the
Mexico’s oil exports fell 36.5% in July at an annual rate, reaching 1,403.9 million dollars, informed Inegi. This amount was made up of 1,186 million
The peso starts the session with a depreciation of 0.13% or 2.8 cents, trading around 21.96 pesos per dollar. In the foreign exchange market, currencies
Imports from Mexico presented a year-on-year decrease of 26.1% in July, to 29,863.7 million dollars, informed Inegi. This figure was a reflection of decreases of
Exports from Mexico totaled 35,662.4 million dollars in July, a year-on-year drop of 8.9%, reported Inegi. While foreign oil sales fell 36.5%, to 1,403.9 million,
The peso starts the session with a depreciation of 0.24%, or 5.2 cents, trading around 21.96 pesos per dollar, when a mixed performance is observed
New Zealand’s imports totaled NZ $ 4.6 billion in July, a year-on-year decline of 18 percent. Meanwhile, its exports totaled 4.9 billion dollars, a reduction
The peso closed the session with an appreciation of 032% or 7.1 cents, trading around 21.93 pesos per dollar, in the face of a generalized
Mexico has lessons from Covid-19 to learn to make decisions both now and after its risk of high contagion passes, highlights Bart A. Pattyn, Crisis
The peso started the session with few changes, showing a depreciation of 0.01%, trading around 21.76 pesos per dollar, after the overnight exchange rate touched
The peso begins the session with a depreciation of 0.34% or 7.5 cents, trading around 21.84 pesos per dollar, in a partial correction to the
Mexico’s oil exports fell 36.5% in July at an annual rate, reaching 1,403.9 million dollars, informed Inegi. This amount was made up of 1,186 million
The peso starts the session with a depreciation of 0.13% or 2.8 cents, trading around 21.96 pesos per dollar. In the foreign exchange market, currencies
Imports from Mexico presented a year-on-year decrease of 26.1% in July, to 29,863.7 million dollars, informed Inegi. This figure was a reflection of decreases of
Exports from Mexico totaled 35,662.4 million dollars in July, a year-on-year drop of 8.9%, reported Inegi. While foreign oil sales fell 36.5%, to 1,403.9 million,
The peso starts the session with a depreciation of 0.24%, or 5.2 cents, trading around 21.96 pesos per dollar, when a mixed performance is observed
New Zealand’s imports totaled NZ $ 4.6 billion in July, a year-on-year decline of 18 percent. Meanwhile, its exports totaled 4.9 billion dollars, a reduction
The peso closed the session with an appreciation of 032% or 7.1 cents, trading around 21.93 pesos per dollar, in the face of a generalized