Mexico Local Bond Sales Hit Record as Companies Rush to Market
Mexican companies are tapping the local bond market at a record clip as lower interest rates at home, looming maturities and a growing pool of institutional capital spur deals.
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Mexican companies are tapping the local bond market at a record clip as lower interest rates at home, looming maturities and a growing pool of institutional capital spur deals.
The Banxico governor, Victoria Rodríguez Ceja, said on 29 September 2026 that Mexico need not copy US rate moves, with its own rate held at 6.50 percent. The post Banxico Governor Says Mexico Need Not Follow the Fed With Rates at 6.5% appeared first on The Rio Times.
MEXICO · ECONOMY Key Facts —The country Mexico is Latin America’s second-largest economy, with about 130 million people and the United States as its main market. —What happened Banco de México’s Governing Board voted unanimously to keep its overnight target at 6.50 percent. —How long The rate has not moved since the cut of 7 […] The post Banxico Holds Rates at 6.5% and Splits From the Fed appeared first on The Rio Times.