Guatemala’s Remittances Hit $12.2bn While Mexico’s Slip From Peak
Guatemala remittances passed $12.2bn in the first half of 2026, a record. But at 7% growth, it is the slowest...
July 10, 2026Topic
Mexico
Mexico Wants Private Money for Its Roads. Only 18 Percent of the Plan Is Private
Only 18 percent of Mexico's infrastructure investment plan is private; four fifths is public money, and the state keeps the...
July 10, 2026
Mexico’s State Oil Company Told U.S. Regulators Its Reserves Last Nine More Years
Pemex proved reserves would last 9.1 years at current output, its US filing shows. Crude fell 2.6 percent while five...
July 10, 2026
The Oil Dividend: How a Falling Oil Price Redraws Inflation
A crude price sliding from around one hundred dollars toward seventy is quietly redrawing the world inflation map, easing importers...
July 2, 2026
The Clock Starts Ticking on North America’s $2 Trillion Trade Pact
USMCA review triggers a 10-year countdown to July 2036 expiry. $2T in annual trade hangs on car rules, Chinese goods,...
June 30, 2026
Mexico’s Central Bank Gives Itself a New Tool to Buy Bonds
Banxico bond buyback powers arrive in August, letting Mexico's central bank buy short-term government paper to steady the money market....
June 30, 2026
Mexico Exports Surge 22.6% but the Car Engine Stalls
Mexico exports rose 22.6 percent in the first five months of 2026 to 317 billion dollars, but auto shipments fell...
June 28, 2026
The World Cup Broke Its Attendance Record With Half-Empty Hotels
3,605,357 fans attended before the group stage ended — surpassing 1994's record with 48 matches still to play. See what's...
June 27, 2026
Mexico’s Informal Workforce Tops 33 Million Ahead of World Cup
Mexico's informal workforce hit 33.4 million in April with the informality rate at 55.2 percent, even as Sheinbaum touts World...
June 25, 2026