MAY
18
‘In a lot of the world, the clock has hit midnight’: China is calling in loans to dozens of countries from Pakistan to Kenya
A dozen poor countries are facing economic instability and even collapse under the weight of hundreds of billions of dollars in foreign loans, much of them from the world’s biggest and most unforgiving government lender, China.
MAY
24
Citi to Pursue Initial Public Offering of its Consumer, Small Business and Middle Market Banking Operations in Mexico as it Executes Strategy to Simplify Firm and Deliver Value to Shareholders
Citi to resume share buybacks this quarter. Business will retain the Banamex name and continue to serve as one of Mexico's leading banking partners for consumer, small and mid-sized business owners. Citi to retain and continue to grow market-leading institutional clients business in Mexico
MAY
24
Why did inflation rise?
For two years, there has been a debate about what caused the highest inflation seen since the 1980s: government stimulus or pandemic-related disruptions. Now, two leading economists in the United States have an answer: it was both.
MAY
25
Mexico's exports fell by 2.9% in April, while imports decreased by 3.3%.
Mexican exports amounted to $46.2242 billion, and imports reached $47.7327 billion, resulting in a deficit of $1.5085 billion.
MAY
23
Bajío states, outside of entities with the highest foreign investment attraction
The Bajío region is experiencing a strong demand for industrial warehouses, but its states were left out of those with the highest foreign direct investment attraction.
MAY
24
Disappearance of FND would lead producers to seek informal options.
According to the Morena Parliamentary Group, the proposal is for the credits provided by the Financial Institution to be carried out through the Trusts Established in Relation to Agriculture.