S&P Revises Mexico's Outlook To Negative On Weakening Fiscal Flexibility
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May 13 (Reuters) - S&P:
S&P: MEXICO OUTLOOK REVISED TO NEGATIVE ON WEAKENING FISCAL FLEXIBILITY; 'BBB' FOREIGN CURRENCY RATING AFFIRMED
S&P: EXPECT TRADE RELATIONS BETWEEN MEXICO AND THE U.S. TO REMAIN STRONG
S&P, ON TRADE RELATIONS BETWEEN MEXICO AND THE U.S.: UNCERTAINTY ABOUT THE RENEGOTIATION OF THE FREE TRADE AGREEMENT WEAKENS INVESTMENT SENTIMENT
S&P: NEGATIVE OUTLOOK INCORPORATES RISK OF PERSISTENTLY WEAK FISCAL RESULTS RESULTING IN FASTER-THAN-EXPECTED RISE IN MEXICO'S GOVERNMENT DEBT LEVELS
S&P: EXPECT MEXICO'S BUDGETARY CONSTRAINTS TO RESULT IN A VERY GRADUAL FISCAL CONSOLIDATION
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