IMF Warns of Minimal Growth for Mexico in 2025
The IMF’s latest forecast warns of minimal economic growth for Mexico this year, highlighting global headwinds and trade challenges facing the nation.
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The IMF’s latest forecast warns of minimal economic growth for Mexico this year, highlighting global headwinds and trade challenges facing the nation.
The IMF has lowered its 2025 Mexico GDP growth forecast to minimal levels amid global trade disruptions and tighter financing conditions.
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