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Andrés Manuel López Obrador should boost investment and reopen the oil sector
Journalists covering migrants’ journeys face an acute moral predicament
Attractive pricing draws investor support for debt-laden state oil company
Most Central American migrants must apply for shelter en route
Analysts fear $5bn injection into state oil company could erode state accounts
Company launches debt management swap of an expected $15bn to avoid downgrade
Finance minister says countercyclical policy would support public finances in a global downturn
Government says plans are realistic but analysts see revenue forecasts as too ambitious
Country hopes border crackdown will be enough to appease Trump administration
Better use of funds could prevent a low growth, high emigration trap
Shock reading driven by fall in demand for capital goods as business sentiment sours
President López Obrador moves to backtrack over fierce opposition to energy reforms for Pemex
Country avoids falling into a technical recession during second quarter
Hopes raised that agreement will boost business confidence in López Obrador’s administration
Agreement ends anti-dumping investigation and averts duties of up to 25%
Mexican government’s rescue plan for debt-laden state oil group underwhelms
The Federal Reserve cuts US interest rates by a quarter point
President Andrés Manuel López Obrador receives setback in quest for growth spurt
As the president attacks corruption and poverty, some worry he is flirting with demagoguery
Weak productivity and slow pace of reforms are constraining output
Region lags behind emerging market peers as economy burdened by ‘missing middle’
Investors are right to be sceptical of government’s plans to restore oil group’s fortunes
