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IMF Upgrades Mexico Growth Outlook to 1.5% in 2026, 1.8% in 2027
El FinancieroLO·MX·3 days ago
The IMF sees improved GDP prospects for Mexico but calls for faster fiscal consolidation, recommending ISR reform, formalization, and Pemex strengthening. The push for deficit reduction signals potential fiscal tightening, which could weigh on growth but support fiscal credibility.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has confirmed improved GDP prospects for Mexico but concurrently urged accelerated fiscal deficit reduction and greater fiscal adjustment to contain rising debt. This signals potential pressure on Mexico's fiscal credibility and could influence investor sentiment. The IMF recommends ISR reform, formalization, and strengthening Pemex to achieve these adjustments.