Mexico’s public finances: primary surplus
15 enero, 2024
During 2023, Mexico‘s public finances remained healthy, with an expected primary surplus of 0.1% of GDP and total public sector needs (the broadest measure of
During 2023, Mexico‘s public finances remained healthy, with an expected primary surplus of 0.1% of GDP and total public sector needs (the broadest measure of
Mexico‘s federal government proposed a budget of 335,499.4 million pesos for the Pension for Older Adults to be exercised in 2023. According to its own
French credit insurer Coface projected «dark clouds» in the world economy in 2023 and has downgraded the country risk assessment of 16 countries on the
As of September 30, 2021, Argentina‘s gross public debt totaled $342.6 billion, an increase of 2.1% compared to December 31, 2020. The linked debt indexed
As of January 9, 2022, 81 million people had been vaccinated in Mexico with at least one of the two required doses of the Covid-19
The peso starts the session with few changes compared to Friday’s close, showing an appreciation of 0.04% and trading between a minimum of 19.9131 and
The peso closed the session with an appreciation of 0.28% or 5.6 cents, trading around 19.87 pesos per dollar. The appreciation was the result of
During 2023, Mexico‘s public finances remained healthy, with an expected primary surplus of 0.1% of GDP and total public sector needs (the broadest measure of
Mexico‘s federal government proposed a budget of 335,499.4 million pesos for the Pension for Older Adults to be exercised in 2023. According to its own
French credit insurer Coface projected «dark clouds» in the world economy in 2023 and has downgraded the country risk assessment of 16 countries on the
As of September 30, 2021, Argentina‘s gross public debt totaled $342.6 billion, an increase of 2.1% compared to December 31, 2020. The linked debt indexed
As of January 9, 2022, 81 million people had been vaccinated in Mexico with at least one of the two required doses of the Covid-19
The peso starts the session with few changes compared to Friday’s close, showing an appreciation of 0.04% and trading between a minimum of 19.9131 and
The peso closed the session with an appreciation of 0.28% or 5.6 cents, trading around 19.87 pesos per dollar. The appreciation was the result of