US EditionFinance Discards Recession in Mexico: ‘We’re Going to Boost Economic Growth’, Says Édgar Amador
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Édgar Amador, Secretary of Finance and Public Credit, said he is convinced that the growth of the Mexican economy will be boosted in 2026 and will achieve the anticipated advance in a range of 1.8 to 2.8 percent, with a target of 2.3 percent.During his appearance in the plenary session of the Senate on Wednesday, October 1, he said he is convinced that once the trade uncertainty is overcome and trade negotiations with North American partners res…
Edgar Amador Zamora highlighted the works in which he has invested during Claudia Sheinbaum Jaqueline Viedma's first year of government The head of the Ministry of Finance and Public Credit (SHCP),Edgar Amador Zamora, said that the results achieved in the economic and social fields are due to the fact that the predominant neoliberal approaches have been overcome so far, same ones that neglected the most vulnerable sectors.
The head of the Ministry of Finance and Public Credit (SHCP), Édgar Amador, ruled that there is some risk of recession in Mexico and, on the contrary, stated that there is economic stability.This was maintained by the official in his October 1 appearance before the plenary of the Senate, as part of the gloss of the first government report of President Claudia Sheinbaum.During the appearance, Édgar Amador defended the state of the national econom…
CDMX.- The Secretary of Finance and Public Credit, Edgar Amador Zamora, assured the plenary of the Senate of the Republic that the economic and social advances achieved in the first year of the current government were possible thanks to the fact that they managed to break with neoliberal paradigms, without sacrificing fiscal discipline. “It has been shown that social development can be harmonious with sound and responsible public finances, break…
The Secretary of Finance and Public Credit (SHCP), Édgar Amador Zamora, said Wednesday that the Mexican economy will not face a recession and is not stagnated; however, the forecasts of GDP point to marginal growth by 2025. In his appearance before the Senate of the Republic, the holder of the Treasury acknowledged that the economic activity contracted 0.9% monthly in July, but the panorama looks better for August, with a monthly advance of 0.1%…
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