Mexico needs more effort to lower debt, IMF says
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International Monetary Fund estimates economic growth in Mexico of 1.8% by 2027, after a closing of 2026 with 1.5%
Mexico will have to make greater efforts to put public debt on a downward path, warned the International Monetary Fund
Mexico needs more effort to lower debt, IMF says
The International Monetary Fund said on Friday that greater efforts are needed to put Mexico's debt on a declining trajectory, even as fiscal consolidation continues in 2026, following an Article IV consultation mission to Mexico City in September.
The IMF analysis places the risks of Mexican economic activity at a 'balanced' level.
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elnorte.comIMF urged the country to make greater efforts to lower its debt, so it called for a more ambitious and accelerated fiscal consolidation.
The organization projected a growth of 1.8% of GDP in 2027, thanks to low late payments and high levels of capital and liquidity. The IMF office recognizes financial stability in Mexico appeared first in Eleven News.
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