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Mexico could grow at 4% despite sluggish US economy

The Mexican economy is unlikely to de-couple from the neighbouring US in an absolute sense over the coming years, but it may at least decouple on a relative basis. Whereas our forecast for US GDP growth of 2% or so over the next two years would have previously been consistent with the Mexican economy expanding by 3%, we think that annual growth in Mexico could accelerate towards 4% over the coming years.

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