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LatinNews Daily - 18 December 2020
In brief: Private sector experts revise up forecast for Mexico’s GDP
* A group of private sector experts consulted by Mexico’s central bank (Banxico) have slightly improved their forecast for Mexico’s GDP for 2020, from the -9.10% estimated in November up to -8.99%. The experts also lowered their forecasts for inflation, expecting this to close 2020 at 3.38%, slightly down from 3.63% in their November estimate.
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