US EditionMexico only major economy projected to shrink in 2025, IMF report shows
- The IMF projects a 0.3% contraction in Mexico's GDP for 2025, linking it to tariffs imposed by the United States and geopolitical uncertainty.
- President Claudia Sheinbaum disputes the IMF's report, emphasizing her government's economic models and a plan to strengthen the economy.
- The OECD also forecasts a 1.3% GDP contraction for 2025, citing trade tensions and inflation in critical sectors.
- Sheinbaum emphasizes the importance of Plan Mexico, which aims to boost domestic output and create jobs, contrary to the IMF's outlook.
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Tariffs stick to Mexico: IMF; economy will fall 0.3%
The tariffs announced by the Donald Trump administration will stick to global growth and will have Canada, China, the United States itself, and especially Mexico as first affected, according to forecasts from the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
IMF Projected Fall of 0.3% in Mexican Economy This Year
The Mexican economy will suffer a fall of 0.3 percent in the GDP of this 2025, given the impact of the tariff policies implemented by the United States, anticipated the International Monetary Fund (IMF), in updating its World Economy Perspectives.This forecast implied a 1.7 percentage point downward adjustment compared to that of January, with Mexico being the country that cut the estimates the most, and the only country that put it on negative …
Sheinbaum Charges IMF and Rejects Forecast of Recession · Global Voices
The economic clouds for Mexico are just around the corner. Donald Trump’s tariff wall threatens to plunge Latin America’s second economy into a recession in 2025. The tariff war has led the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to lower its forecast of GDP for Mexico in a matter of months. If last January has seen an increase of 1.4% for the Mexican economy this year, it now points to a contraction of 0.3%. Mexico is the country that has suffered a …
Mexico only major economy projected to shrink in 2025, IMF report shows
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is now predicting that the Mexican economy will contract in 2025, slashing its previous forecast of 1.4% growth as United States President Donald Trump pursues his “America First” protectionist agenda. The Washington D.C.-based financial agency said Tuesday that it expects the Mexican economy to contract 0.3% this year, a downward revision of 1.7 percentage points compared to its January forecast. IMF reduce…
IMF Predicts Recession in Mexico Due to Trump’s Tariffs; Sheinbaum Rejects Forecast and Defends "Plan Mexico" - teleSUR English
The IMF projects a 0.3% contraction in Mexico’s GDP for 2025 due to Trump’s tariffs, but President Sheinbaum insists her government’s economic models and “Plan Mexico” will avert recession. Related: The U.S. imposes tariffs on tomatoes imported from Mexico. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has sounded alarms by forecasting a 0.3% contraction in Mexico’s GDP for 2025, attributing it to tariffs imposed by the United States and geopolitical un…
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