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It has been 16 years since Mexico began its conversion from an inward-looking, state-dominated economy to an open, market-driven system. Under President Vicente Fox, many promised reforms have fallen by [...]

It seems almost anything is possible in Mexico's booming capital markets these days. The mummy museum in the central city of Guanajuato has asked bankers to explore the possibility of [...]

Anyone doubting the strength of Mexico's capital markets should take a look at the Mexico City skyline. New buildings are springing up throughout the financial district, fueled by an unprecedented [...]

Focuses on the economic status of Mexico as of September 2004. Effect of a series of technocratic reforms on the country's financial system; Role of Francisco Gil Diaz, a University of Chicago-trained economist who served under several governments of the Institutional Revolutionary Party, in the government's financial system; Impact of an economic downturn in the U.S. on Mexico.

Reports on the possible impact of the 2006 elections in Mexico on its capital markets. Factors that contribute to the developments in the capital market; Increase in stock prices in dollar terms in 2005; Potential implication of the plan of the U.S. to increase its interest rates for the spread between Mexican and U.S. interest rates.