Pemex and PIBinho put Mexico's 'investment grade' at risk
Com gastos públicos em alta e crescimento econômico medíocre, o México está próximo de perder o grau de investimento – e uma das razões para isso são as recorrentes capitalizações que o Governo tem feito na Pemex. Segundo a Bloomberg, nos últimos dois anos o Governo da esquerdista Claudia Sheinbaum coordenou mais de US$ 50 […] The post Pemex e PIBinho colocam em risco o ‘investment grade’ do…
Mexico is at risk of losing its investment grade due to high public spending and mediocre economic growth. The government's repeated financial bailouts of state-owned oil company Pemex, totaling over $130 billion, have contributed to the country's fiscal woes. Moody's recently downgraded Mexico's rating to 'Baa3', while Fitch and S&P have also expressed concerns about the country's debt and growth prospects.
Mexico's economy has slowed, with GDP growth of just 0.2% in the first quarter of this year, and the country's debt is expected to rise to 54% of GDP by 2029.
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