With economic recovery firmly established in Mexico, the government plans to consolidate its success in foreign debt markets and focus on the development of a peso-denominated yield curve. The immediate new horizon, though, is the presidential election due in 2000. The finance ministry is working overtime to overthrow the unfortunate Mexican tradition of capital flight and devaluations accompanying changes of administration. So current policy aims to clean house before the elections in both external and internal debt management.
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