Mexico oil auctions: what to look for and what they mean

Mexico’s government will tomorrow auction rights to private companies to exploit oil reserves in the Gulf of Mexico – a move that marks the first step in opening up the country’s energy sector to private investment. In this Update we outline what to watch for tomorrow and what the energy reforms more generally could mean for Mexico’s economy.

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