Mexico's central bank is more optimistic about the country's economy than it was three months ago. However, uncertainty remains

Fintech is in the news again, as industry talent, cryptocurrencies and the plight of the country’s MSMEs are all discussed.

Austerity will remain, even for Christmas, as high-ranking government workers are asked to accept a 50 percent cut on their aguinaldo.

Finance Minister Arturo Herrera said the country’s financial system needs to be more dynamic.

Mexico shows signs of economic recovery but a second COVID-19 wave looms on the horizon.

Mexico-based neobank Klar successfully attracted US$15 million backing to improve its service portfolio and engineering.

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

IMF suggested the Mexican government should inject a fiscal support package worth 3.5 percent of GDP into the economy.

While banks must be cautious, liquidity and capital are not concerns, say financial authorities.