Reserves key to higher Argentina rating: Fitch - LatinFinance

Mexico City.- Fitch Ratings confirmed Mexico's rating in BBB-, but indicated that it expects a contraction of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of 0.4 percent this year, as the uncertainty induced by Donald Trump's tariffs and a slowdown in the United States affect the country's economic activity. Fitch noted that the country's rating is based on a prudent macroeconomic policy framework, robust external finance and a large and diversified economy.

Reserves key to higher Argentina rating: Fitch - LatinFinance

Ratings agency says regaining access to bond market may depend on the outcome of the country's mid-term elections

Reserves on the so-called “Plan Mexico”, as the role of the private sector is not clear; gross debt will increase by more than 3 points of GDP, while production of Pemex falls and refinement brings losses, Fitch said, reporting that it will maintain the minimum level of investment grade for Mexico [...]

Fitch confirmed in BBB- the rating of Mexico's public debt, thus maintaining the degree of investment, that is, that the country has a minimum risk of default; also, it maintained the perspective in stable, which means that in a forthcoming review it does not anticipate any change. According to the qualifier, the decision was supported in that Mexico maintains a prudent macroeconomic policy framework, robust external finances and a large and div…

The capitals By EDGAR GONZALEZ MARTINEZ In the midst of so much hopelessness over Trump's new threats, now over the Mexican tomato, Fitch rating ratified the sovereign's credit rating in 'BBB-‘ and kept the outlook stable. Behind the rating, he said, is a prudent macroeconomic framework, robust external finances and a large and diversified economy.

Fitch Ratings confirmed Mexico’s sovereign rating in ‘BBB-’ with a stable perspective. The decision reflects confidence in the country’s macroeconomic discipline, but also shows signs of alertness due to the growing exposure to external risks, particularly the tariff uncertainty resulting from Donald Trump’s new mandate. According to Fitch’s report, the country maintains solid foundations: a large and diversified economy, robust external finance…