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    Mexico | Economic package 2021 based on relatively optimistic GDP and income assumptions

    Published on Tuesday, September 8, 2020 | Updated on Wednesday, September 9, 2020

    Mexico | Economic package 2021 based on relatively optimistic GDP and income assumptions

    Summary

    The economic package reinforces the signal of fiscal discipline by establishing a primary balance of 0% of GDP. It is positive that the federal government has proposed that goal instead of the deficit of 0.6% of GDP that it had suggested in Pre-Criteria for 2021.

    Key points

    • Key points:
    • The assumptions of the economic package are relatively optimistic on two fronts: i) an economic growth 1.2 percentage points above the consensus of analysts, and ii) an oil production of 1.86 million barrels per day
    • For this reason, it would be desirable that, once the economic growth figures for the first quarter of 2021 are available, adjustments be made to meet fiscal goals, if necessary

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    Authors

    Javier Amador BBVA Research - Principal Economist
    David Cervantes Arenillas BBVA Research - Senior Economist
    Arnulfo Rodríguez BBVA Research - Principal Economist
    Saide Aránzazu Salazar BBVA Research - Principal Economist
    Carlos Serrano BBVA Research - Chief Economist

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    Report (PDF)

    Paquete-Economico-2021-Mexico.pdf

    Spanish - September 8, 2020

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