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World Bank raises Mexico growth forecast amid regional uncertainty

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The World Bank increased its growth forecast for Mexico in 2026 to 1.4%, up from 1.3%. Despite this increase, the bank noted that Mexico is the second-slowest of the six largest Latin American economies it tracks. The bank also reported that the United States purchased $419.3 billion worth of Mexican goods between January and August 2026.

From riotimesonline.com

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The report indicates that private investment in Mexico is being held back by domestic and external policy uncertainty and trade policy friction. The World Bank expects Latin America and the Caribbean to grow 2.2% in 2026, providing a regional benchmark for economic performance.

From riotimesonline.com

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  • ArgentinaOne of the large Latin American economies tracked by the World Bank
  • ColombiaA large Latin American economy whose growth is tracked regionally
  • ChileA large Latin American economy whose growth is tracked regionally

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  1. IMF cuts Colombia's growth forecast while central bank manages key rate.1 source
  2. Mexico and Argentina are growing below the regional average, according to World Bank tracking.1 source

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