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Mexico's Sheinbaum to push forward with judicial reform, peso slumps

Mexicos treasury secretary has pledged to bring down the budget deficit in coming years, after the country suffered a partial meltdown in the currency and stock market. Treasury Secretary Rogelio

Latin America’s second economy continued its good streak and reported slight growth, supported by dynamic trade and tourism

Julio Escandón, general director of Banco Base, said in an interview prior to the 87th Banking Convention that tax incentives fall short of the country's potential to attract companies and new investments. Among the challenges that the next administration will face in the country will be to take advantage of nearshoring, and for this a

The Mexican "super peso" reached its strongest exchange rate against the US dollar in over eight years on Friday morning.

Remittances to Mexico hit record levels in January and February, but the peso's strong exchange rate is diminishing their purchasing power.

The Mexican unemployment rate fell to its lowest level in almost a year in February, driven mainly by job growth in the informal sector.

Experts say satisfying your chocolate craving in Mexico will be more expensive this year as the global price of cocoa continues to increase.

More than US $20 billion has left Mexico under the stewardship of President López Obrador, according to data from Banco Base.

The Mexican Stock Exchange (BMV) experienced a marginal 0.03% decline in its key index, the IPC, settling at 56,175.67 points on Monday.