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Fitch to unveil France rating: 'Status quo seems the most likely scenario'

The agency cut France's rating in Sept 2025 and upheld it in March 2026. Despite a weaker outlook, Fitch may delay tougher action until 2027, experts told Euronews.

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Arabica coffee stocks hit 26-year low, supporting prices

ICE data showed arabica stocks fell to 224,011 60kg bags, their lowest level since May 2000.

  • Arabica coffee stocks on ICE exchange hit 26-year low on August 28
  • Stocks dropped to 224,011 60kg bags, lowest since May 2000
  • Tight supply drives spot arabica futures 32 cents per pound above December contracts

Mexico Investment Mood Hits a Record Low in Employer Survey

Mexico's main employers' federation says the appetite to invest in Mexico has collapsed to 23 percent of its members. Official data shows why the alarm is only half right.

  • Only 23% of employers view investing in Mexico as favorable, a 16.5-point drop.
  • Expansion plans declined from 62.8% to 50.3% of members surveyed.
  • Gross fixed investment rose 2.4% in May 2026, ending a 19-month decline.

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