Will gas prices rise? Treasury rules out increases despite rising oil costs
The Secretary of Finance in Mexico assured citizens that gas prices will not increase, despite a significant rise in international oil prices.
IP will have preference in cash flows with new mixed investment law in infrastructure: Édgar Amador
The new mixed investment law in Mexico will give private investors preferential treatment in cash flows, according to Édgar Amador.
Treasury dismisses effects from rising oil prices: 'We'll compensate for the impact'
Mexico's Treasury Secretary Edgar Amador claims the fiscal effects from rising oil prices due to the conflict in Iran will be neutral, with expectations of compensating for the impact.
Mexico requires greater productive credit: SHCP
Mexican Finance Secretary Edgar Amador highlights the necessity for increased productive credit to stimulate economic growth, particularly for micro, small, and medium enterprises.
In case of ‘slips’: Mexico has a financial ‘lifeline’ of 280 billion dollars for 2026, says Treasury
Mexico has a financial lifeline worth $280 billion set for 2026, as reported by the Secretary of the Treasury, Edgar Amador.
GDP could rise by 1.5 points if domestic content in exports increases by 10%: Edgar Amador
Mexico's economy could see a permanent 1.5-point increase in potential GDP if domestic content in exports rises by an additional 10%, according to Finance Secretary Edgar Amador.
Treasury bets on financial inclusion while maintaining vigilance against illicit money
The Secretary of the Treasury, Edgar Amador Zamora, stated that financial inclusion is a national priority, emphasizing Mexico's commitment to anti-money laundering measures while fostering economic growth.
Edgar Amador reaffirms the Ministry of Finance's commitment to combating financial crimes
Mexico's Secretary of Finance, Edgar Amador, emphasizes the country's dedication to strengthening its framework for preventing and combating financial crimes.
The challenge of recovering lost fiscal space
In 2025, Mexico undertook significant fiscal consolidation, reducing the public finance deficit from 5.8% to 4.8% of GDP, according to the Secretary of Finance, Edgar Amador.
Mexico bets on infrastructure investment to reduce public debt
In response to rising public debt, the Mexican government plans to invest in infrastructure as a strategy to stimulate economic growth and reduce debt levels.
Mexico plans to invest 5.6 trillion pesos in public works until 2030
Mexico will invest 5.6 trillion pesos ($323 billion) in public works until 2030, primarily in the energy sector, as part of an initiative aimed at boosting GDP growth by up to 3 percent, according to Finance Secretary Edgar Amador.
Deficit falls in 2025; it is the largest fiscal adjustment in decades: Amador
Hacienda Secretary Edgar Amador announced a significant reduction in the fiscal deficit by 1.5 percentage points of GDP in 2025, marking the largest fiscal effort in decades.