Tag: fiscal policy

As Mexico enters the pivotal 2026 T-MEC review, its push to eliminate steel and auto tariffs is reshaping capital allocation ...

A unanimous Senate vote advances a constitutional reform to limit high-level public sector pensions, signaling rare consensus on fiscal restraint ...

The Morebús BRT system in Morelia marks a coordinated federal-state investment in urban mobility, promising gains in connectivity, inclusivity, and ...

Pension spending in Mexico has surpassed MXN 1.6 trillion in 2025, crowding out other public investments and raising concerns over ...

Fragmented reforms and demographic shifts are compounding Mexico’s pension debt, raising concerns over fiscal sustainability and future investment capacity.

A new forecast warns that Mexico’s debt burden may grow significantly without fiscal reform, raising concerns about long-term sustainability.

Despite narrowing from 2024, Mexico’s fiscal deficit in 2025 exceeded both its original and revised targets, underscoring fiscal pressures amid ...

As Mexico enters the new fiscal year, persistent structural weaknesses and limited policy space weigh on its growth prospects.

Mexico’s leading business association warns against rising debt and calls for stronger institutional frameworks to support investment and economic resilience.

President Sheinbaum’s reversal of a planned tax on violent video games signals a strategic shift toward supporting digital industries over ...