Mexico ‘Is Doing Very Well’, Sheinbaum Says Before Second Report as Public Investment Jumps 62.6%
Sheinbaum says Mexico is doing very well ahead of her 1 September report, as July data show public investment up 62.6 percent and debt costs down 4.8 percent. The post Mexico ‘Is Doing Very Well’, Sheinbaum Says Before Second Report as Public Investment Jumps 62.6% appeared first on The Rio Times .
Mexico's President Claudia Sheinbaum expressed optimism ahead of her second annual report, stating that Mexico is doing very well. She cited record foreign investment, rising GDP, and a strong peso as key factors. The report is set to be released on September 1, following a tour of the states. Public physical investment has surged by 62.6 percent in July, according to the finance ministry's monthly report.
The public sector's financial cost has also decreased by 4.8 percent year on year. The president emphasized the economy, quality of life, and falling violence in her preparation for the report. Her approval rating stands at 68.4 percent, according to a Cadena RASA survey.
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