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Published on Monday, November 25, 2019 | Updated on Tuesday, November 26, 2019

Mexico | Economic stagnation affects current account and net foreign direct investment

Summary

Our forecast that the current account deficit will be 0.1% of GDP in 2019 suggests that the country is not vulnerable to external shocks and that even such deficit could be comfortably financed with NFDI and remittances.

Key points

  • Key points:
  • Annual drop of 11.9% in net foreign direct investment during the January–September period of 2019
  • The current account deficit decreased by USD 17.2 billion in January–September 2019 vs. the same nine-month period of the previous year, mainly due to the trade balance on non-oil goods posting a higher surplus

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Report (PDF)

191125_CuentaCorriente_3T19.pdf

Spanish - November 25, 2019

Report (PDF)

191125_CurrentAccount_3Q19.pdf

English - November 26, 2019

Authors

Arnulfo Rodríguez
Arnulfo Rodríguez Principal economist for Mexico
BBVA Research
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Carlos Serrano
Carlos Serrano Chief economist for Mexico
BBVA Research
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