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Economy & Business - July 2024
MEXICO: Banxico eyes further rate cuts amid dim growth prospects
The decision of Mexico’s central bank (Banxico) to keep interest rates on hold at its latest monetary policy meeting on 27 June could represent just a brief pause in the monetary easing cycle that began in March, as dim prospects loom for economic growth in 2024.
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