Moody's to decide on Mexico's investment-grade credit rating by June end

7 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · Apr 27

Moody’s Ratings is expected to resolve the negative outlook it assigned to Mexico in late 2024 within the next two months.
The decision comes amid concerns over Mexico’s fiscal standing, with additional factors including USMCA renegotiations and the impacts of the Middle East war influencing the review.
Typically, Moody’s resolves outlooks in 12 to 18 months, making this update imminent and potentially significant for Mexico’s economic stability and investor confidence.

Can Mexico's government stabilize its finances in time to avert a credit downgrade from Moody's by its June deadline?

Is Moody's overlooking Mexico's nearshoring boom and its status as the top U.S. trade partner?

As USMCA renegotiations begin, can Mexico protect its vital export economy from potential new U.S. tariffs?

Do Mexico's corruption issues pose a greater economic threat than the massive debt of its state oil company?

How can Mexico fund universal healthcare while its national oil company drains billions from public finances?

With half its workforce informal, can Mexico fix the structural flaws hindering its long-term economic growth?