Mexico News January 2004
News Archive
Mexico
Mexico's Central Bank Cuts 2003 Economic Growth Estimate for Fourth Time
Fox Says Mexico to Recover Economic Growth in 2004
Manufacturing Employment Drops 3.8% in November 2003
Economic Activity Grows 2.1% in November
Mexico's Economy Grew 2.1 Pct in November
Mexico Dec Preliminary Trade Deficit $1.206 Bln
Mexico's Central Bank Holds Monetary Policy Steady
Inflation Up in First Half of January
Mexico November Retail Sales Rise 5.5 Pct
Mexico Plans 20-Year Sterling Bond
Mexico Sells 500 Million Pounds of 20-Year Bonds, First in Two Decades
Mexico's Unemployment Rate Has Biggest Increase Since the Peso Devaluation
Bankers Forecast Credit Growth Exceeding 12% in 2004
Mexican Central Bank to Auction US$ 45 Million Daily Between February and April
Mexico's Central Bank Is Set to Increase Dollar Sales to Rein in Reserves
Manpower Sees Fewer Mexican Jobs in First Quarter
Fox Confident That This Year Will Be About Recovery and Growth
Central Bank to Keep Corto as Monetary Policy Instrument
Mexican Industrial Output Declines for Eighth Month as Factories Cut Back
Moody's Urges Mexico to Approve Reforms to Avoid Being Left Behind
Mexican Inflation at 30-Year Low, Helping Companies Such as Telmex to Plan
Mexico Complies With 2003 Inflation Estimate
Mexico Revised Nov Trade Deficit $782 Mln
Mexico Peso Gains on Expected Higher Reserve Sales
Mexico Foreign Reserves Hit $57.383 Bln, New High
Mexico Sells $1 Bln 5-year Bond
Mexican Economic Sectors Incapable of Responding to NAFTA
Electricity Sales Rise 1.2% in Jan-Sept 2003
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