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Mexico set for period of steady, yet unspectacular, growth

The outlook for Mexican economy has brightened in recent months. Demand from the US is strengthening, while there are signs that domestic activity is recovering. But even so, we doubt that the current strong pace of growth can be sustained and suspect that economic growth will remain solid, if not spectacular, over the coming years.

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