Mexico Economic Outlook. October 2022
Published on Monday, October 10, 2022 | Updated on Monday, October 17, 2022
Mexico Economic Outlook. October 2022
Headwinds will slow economic growth in 2023. We revised down our growth estimate for 2023 to 0.6% (previously 1.6%), given lower growth of domestic demand in an environment of high inflation, higher interest rates and lower growth in the United States.
Key points
- Key points:
- We keep our growth estimate for 2022 unchanged at 2.0%, considering the rebound in 1H22, but with a slowdown going forward.
- We anticipate lower job growth than our previous forecast. Next year the wage bill will likely show less dynamism.
- We anticipate inflation to edge down by year-end and to markedly ease over 2023 until it reaches levels around 4% by December.
- Banxico will not decouple from the Fed in the short term and will take the policy rate to 10.50% by year end and to a 10.75% cycle peak by February.
- We anticipate the peso to keep outperforming other emerging market currencies and to remain relatively strong; we forecast 20.3 and 20.5ppd exchange rate levels by year-end 2022 and 2023, respectively.
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Presentation (PDF)
Mexico-Economic-Outlook-October-2022.pdf English October 17, 2022Report (EPUB)
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Report-Mexico-Economic-Outlook-October-2022.pdf English October 17, 2022Report (EPUB)
Informe-Situacion-Mexico-Octubre-2022.epub Spanish October 10, 2022Authors
- Javier AmadorBBVA Research - Principal Economist
- David Cervantes ArenillasBBVA Research - Senior Economist
- Iván FernándezBBVA Research - Senior Economist
- Arnulfo RodríguezBBVA Research - Principal Economist
- Saide Aránzazu SalazarBBVA Research - Principal Economist
- Carlos SerranoBBVA Research - Chief Economist
Geographies
- Geography Tags
- Mexico
Topics
- Topic Tags
- Employment
- Public Finance
- Macroeconomic Analysis
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