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The Mexican economy has shown better performance than expected, partly explained by the labor market's strength. According to the National Survey of Household Income and Expenditure (ENIGH), job creation and wage improvements have been more relevant for household income than government transfers.

The Big Data consumption index continued its downward trend and recorded its sixth consecutive decline in August. Over the same period, the Big Data investment index recorded a YoY contraction.

The Big Data Consumption Index registered a YoY decline once again in July, while the Big Data Investment Index slowed its growth.

Spanish exports increased by 12.9% from 4Q19 to 1Q23. By comparison, GDP would have barely returned to its pre-pandemic level during that period, while private consumption and investment were 4.8% and 3.7% below 4Q19 levels.

The Big Data Consumption Index registered a YoY decline once again in June, while the Big Data Investment Index accelerated its growth.

In the global scenario, restrictive monetary policy will contribute to the gradual slowdown. The Colombian economy navigates the waters of an orderly deceleration in the coming quarters and with the capacity to continue growing 1.2% in 2023 and 1.5% in 2024, decelerating from high levels.

After the pandemic and the end of the construction of the third pulp mill, the Uruguayan economy faces a couple of years of moderate growth. However, in the long term, recent improvements in the sovereign risk rating reinforce the institutional quality and strength of the country's macroeconomic fundamentals.

Colombia crecerá 1,2% en 2023 y 1,5% en 2024, apoyada en el crecimiento del sector público, del consumo privado por servicios y de las exportaciones. La inflación continuará ralentizándose y la política monetaria siendo restrictiva por un tiemp…

The macroeconomic scenario deteriorated due to the strong impact of the drought, which substantially reduced agricultural exports, with negative effects on GDP and tax revenues.

The main component of domestic demand, private consumption, shows declines that are more consistent with a historical contraction of activity than with the expansion we are experiencing.

The Big Data Consumption Index showed a YoY decline in May (-0,6%), while the Big Data Investment Index showed a recovery (4,4%).

The Big Data Consumption and Investment indices showed YoY falls in April, indicating a continuation of the deterioration seen in the first quarter of the year.