Mexico waits for the tequila sunrise

With foreign investment flowing in, Mexico should enjoy two years of economic growth. But can it sustain the recovery without another crash? By Jennifer Tierney

A SUPPLEMENT TO EUROMONEY – MEXICO


Walking an economic tightrope

Two years after the hit-and-run accident of the tequila crisis some observers say the Mexican government is still driving without a seatbelt. According to the country’s harshest critics Mexico’s future seems depressingly predictable. They expect the trade balance to move into deficit this year as economic growth fuels imports. This will force the government to rely more heavily on debt finance, which still accounts for 60% of foreign currency inflows.


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