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Carlos Rodriguez discusses Mexico's economic challenges, including inflation, interest rates, and currency issues. The impact of personnel changes, minimum wage increases, and NAFTA negotiations are explored. The upcoming presidential election and its potential effects on the economy are also analyzed.

What was the initial expectation for Mexico's interest rates before the recent changes?

• They were expected to remain at 7%.

• They were expected to increase by 50 basis points.

• They were expected to decrease by 25 basis points.

• They were expected to fluctuate significantly.

What economic factor was expected to ease inflation concerns in Mexico?

• A decrease in global oil prices.

• The calendar effect from fuel price liberalization.

• An increase in foreign investments.

• A rise in domestic production.

How did the minimum wage increase in November impact inflation expectations?

• It was expected to have no impact on inflation.

• It was expected to stabilize inflation.

• It was expected to decrease inflation.

• It was expected to quickly feed into inflation.

What is one of the main concerns affecting the Mexican peso's performance?

• Ongoing NAFTA negotiations.

• A surplus in trade balance.

• High levels of foreign debt.

• Increased tourism.

What political event is contributing to economic uncertainty in Mexico?

• A referendum on economic reforms.

• The upcoming presidential election.

• A change in the central bank's leadership.

• A new trade agreement with Europe.