The IMF updated Mexico’s economic outlook for 2021, forecasting a 6.3 percent GDP growth, up 1.3 percentage points from its initial forecast in April.

The country has experienced increments followed by energy prices and food. The trend persists in Latin America.

Mexico's debt could surpass 60 percent of the GDP between 2021 and 2026. Mexico and Argentina urge relief plans for middle-income countries.

The International Monetary Fund released its new growth forecast of world economies and Mexico seems it will end 2021 better than expected.

Interconnection, globalization and data are the future of trade.

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Financial woes continue but IMF gives Mexico a small reason to be cheerful.

Earlier this week, the president announced new infrastructure projects and initiatives. This and more in this week’s roundup!

The institution’s suggestions were rejected by President López Obrador.