The Domestic Market Weakness
In 2010 inflation will be higher than expected. This is what analysts are anticipating the Bank of Mexico, to adjust their expectations of 5.21% to 5.28% in the survey rose each month from leading experts.
This derived from the effect of tax measures that were adopted last year and the increases that have been some agricultural products as a result of weather conditions.
In contrast to the growth of the economy are forecasting an improvement of 3.87 to 4.08% in line with recent changes that have been made by both the private sector by the government.
According to the survey, the economy will have its greatest impetus in the second quarter with an increase of 5.17% versus 4.82% in the previous survey.
By contrast the lowest growth was observed on the last stretch of the year with a 3.24% which compares favorably with the 2.94% it was thought in the previous survey.
Analysts warned that the economy could find as an obstacle to expanding the absence of reforms followed by the weak external market and the global economy.
It would also represent a limitation of the domestic market weakness and the problems of public insecurity and fiscal policy currently being implemented.
Business Climate
The business climate began to leave the optimism shown previously, as most believed would improve in the coming months rose from 83% to 81 percent.
In the evolution of the economy for the first half fell from 100% to 94% of those who claimed it would improve.
For the U.S. economy is expected to grow by 2.9% adjusted from 2.8% last query.
For foreign direct investment there is good news, because the estimates for resources that could capture Mexico this year continue to be modified downward.
Flows are expected to 16.640 billion a month earlier when the estimates are cluck in 16.804 million U.S. dollars.
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