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The qualifier announced that her decision is based on a prudent macroeconomic policy framework, sound external finance and a diversified economy
Fitch Ratings confirmed Mexico’s rating in ‘BBB-’ with a stable perspective thanks to a prudent macroeconomic policy framework; broad external finance; and a diversified economy. This rating is the last with a degree of investment, according to the Fitch Ratings scale. The firm added that the stable perspective reflects the expectation that Mexico’s economy will avoid severe deterioration scenarios amid trade uncertainties. “The rating has a cer…
The rating agency Fitch Ratings confirmed Mexico's credit rating in "BBB-" with a stable perspective, based on the prudence of the macroeconomic policy framework, the solidity of external accounts and the diversification of the national economy. According to the agency, these factors have allowed the country to face adverse episodes in the face of global commercial and geopolitical tensions. Related news: What happened in Mexico-Pachuca? Transpo…
• The agency maintains the sovereign note with a stable perspective• It identifies risks due to Pemex’s debt, low growth and liabilities• Early economic recovery around 2026 Rating remains unchangedFitch Ratings confirmed Mexico’s credit rating in “BBB-” with a stable perspective, considering that the country retains a prudent macroeconomic policy, sound external finances and a broad and diversified economy. However, the agency warned that this …
MEXICO CITY.— Fitch Ratings confirmed Mexico’s long-term credit risk rating in foreign currency in “BBB-” with a stable perspective, arguing that it is based on a prudent macroeconomic policy framework, sound external finance and a broad and diversified economy. The rating agency argued that the perspective for our country remains stable as it trusts that our economy will “prevent severe deterioration scenarios amid current trade and internal un…
The Fitch Ratings agency maintained Mexico’s sovereign rating on Friday in ‘BBB-‘ with a stable perspective, highlighting a “prudent” macroeconomic policy, sound external finance and a diversified economy. However, the qualifier warned about “long-term moderated” growth, as well as weak governance indicators, fiscal challenges related to a low-income base and fiscal rigidities, also, “contingent liabilities” of Mexican Petroleums (Pemex).
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