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September 23, 2024

Spain | Inflation falls, though prices still not

Inflation is falling and over the coming months various factors are expected to place it around, or below, 2%. Nonetheless, pressure from higher labor costs and geopolitical uncertainty could make for a bumpy ride.

April 22, 2024

Europe | Electricity bills fall, but less than wholesale prices

Retail electricity prices are adjusted in response to fluctuations in wholesale markets, shaped by the regulatory policies of each country and, where relevant, consumer willingness to pay a premium to mitigate price volatility.

April 10, 2022

Mexico | Electric reform and international treaties

The electric counterreform and the constitutional reform that seeks to make it viable, are at odds with Mexico's commitments in trade and investment agreements.

February 8, 2021

Mexico | Amendments to Electricity Law come at a cost to cheaper, cleaner energy sources

Although renewables such as solar and wind power can pose problems with intermittency, dispatching the most expensive and most polluting electricity first is not the answer.

January 9, 2019

Mexico Regional Sectoral Outlook. Second half 2018

In the first half of 2018, the Mexican economy grew at a lower rate than expected, with the service sector contributing 86.9% of GDP growth, less than the 92.1% observed in 2017. Manufacturing industries recovered in 2017, contributing 11.8% of growth, although uncertainty in the first half of the year affected their growth potential.

August 2, 2018

Mexico | Considerations on AMLO’s four energy proposals

The next federal administration’s energy policy will be a key factor influencing economic growth, the fiscal balance, investment and the transition to an energy model more geared towards renewables.