Five reasons why we’re still upbeat on Mexico

GDP data due to be released tomorrow are likely to show that Mexico grew by just 1.0% y/y in Q4 of last year, and by only 1.2% over 2013 as a whole. Even so, we think that there are still good reasons to believe that it will be Latin America’s shining star during the coming years. GDP could grow by an average of 4% in 2014-15. 

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