Peso Falls After Global Market Crash
Experts signaled that a potential recession in the United States caused investors to sell off pesos in a “domino effect” away from assets deemed as risky
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Mexican Peso Reaches Strongest Level Against Dollar Since 2015
Despite the current strength of the peso, the Bank of Mexico predicts the peso-to-dollar exchange rate will rise above 18 to 1 by the end of the calendar year
Read morePemex Grants No-Bid Contracts to Financially Controversial Companies
Grupo Cemza subsidiaries Marinsa and Enermar were recently granted 160 million pesos worth of contracts by Petróleos Mexicanos despite allegations of money laundering and non-compliance against the parent company’s leadership
Read moreMexico’s Public Deficit Spikes by 24 Percent in 2022
By KELIN DILLON While Mexico has long been spending more than it brings in through revenue, 2022 saw the country’s public deficit increase by approximately 26 percent – the largest deficit spike it has experienced since 2016. According to figures from Mexico’s Secretariat of Finance (SHCP), Mexico’s public deficit between January and November of 2022 stood at 611.1 billion pesos,
Read moreSlim Pulls Out of Banamex Purchase
PULSE NEWS MEXICO Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim’s Inbursa financial group announced on Wednesday, Nov. 23, that it was withdrawing from its former commitment to purchase Banamex, Citigroup’s consumer and corporate banking business in Mexico. “After the presentation of a nonbinding proposal for the acquisition of said businesses, the parties have mutually agreed that Imbursa will not continue in the following
Read moreChina Economic Data Plummets International Oil Prices
By KELIN DILLON Crude oil prices dipped down more than $4 a barrel on Monday, Aug. 15, to the same market levels seen before the Ukrainian invasion, a trend prompted by the release of disappointing economic data from China – the world’s biggest crude oil importer – that very same day. The price of a barrel of U.S. West Texas
Read moreThough Mexico Exports Crude, High Oil Prices Hurt Economy
By THE PULSE NEWS MEXICO STAFF Although Mexico exports crude oil, it is a net importer of carbon-based fuel, meaning that it imports more oil products than it imports. Consequently, the surging price of international oil, and by extension, all oil-based products, such as gasoline, will negatively impact Mexico’s finances, Janneth Quiroz Zamora, deputy director of economic analysis at the
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