Mexico Likely to Hit Pause on Rate Cuts in May, Heath Says
Mexico’s central bank may vote unanimously to hold borrowing costs at 11% at its next meeting in May, a deputy governor said.
Mexico’s central bank may vote unanimously to hold borrowing costs at 11% at its next meeting in May, a deputy governor said.
Mexico’s leading presidential candidate wants to revitalize the nation’s troubled state oil company with a new focus on clean energy. But first, Claudia Sheinbaum knows she has to fix Petroleos Mexicanos’ $106 billion debt problem.
Zimbabwe has asked the US to remind banks that Washington has recently eased some of its sanctions on the southern African nation.
German Finance Minister Christian Lindner said he’s opposed to a new round of joint debt issuance by the European Union because member states should take responsibility for their own finances.
The Czech Republic’s dominant power producer CEZ AS has sued the country’s central bank over a regulatory fine, a rare legal dispute between the government-controlled utility and the institution that supervises financial markets, Aktualne.cz reported.
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