The Bank of Mexico lowered its expectation for economic growth this year after a third-quarter contraction that it said showed greater weakness in activity than previously expected
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- The Bank of Mexico has revised its economic growth forecast for this year down to 0.3%, a decrease from the previous estimate of 0.6%, following a contraction in the third quarter that indicated greater weakness in economic activity than anticipated.
- This adjustment reflects the central bank's concerns about ongoing economic challenges, which may hinder recovery efforts and impact overall economic stability in Mexico, as lower growth expectations could affect investment and consumer confidence.
- The downward revision aligns with broader economic uncertainties, as inflationary pressures continue to challenge recovery efforts globally, with other markets also experiencing fluctuations in growth and inflation rates, highlighting a complex economic landscape.
— via World Pulse Now AI Editorial System
