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Mexico Mexico's Peso Bonds Fall on Speculation Inflation Accelerated Last Month 07-May Bloomberg English
Mexico Consumer Confidence Recedes in Mexico 06-May El Financiero Spanish
Mexico Inflation to Affect Workers 05-May El Financiero Spanish
Mexico Mexico Peso-Denominated Bonds Fall on Fed Rate Outook, Domestic Inflation 05-May Bloomberg English
Mexico Finance Ministry Insists Economy is Holding Up 04-May El Financiero Spanish
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The economy is poised for solid growth this year, as good economic prospects in the United States and resurfacing domestic demand should continue to fuel the growth engine in the final quarter of the year.  Next year, growth is likely to recede to a more moderate level, as the lack of economic reforms and tighter monetary policy will keep a lid on a more pronounced expansion.
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