Key View

• Mexico’s mid-term elections on June 6 resulted in Morena, the party of President Andrés Manuel López Obrador (AMLO), and its allies maintaining a majority in Mexico’s Chamber of Deputies, in line with our view at Fitch Solutions.
• However, the party underperformed relative to pre-election polling, which will force it to rely on

Key View

• Mexico is likely to see a strong rebound in headline growth in 2021, reflecting increased exports and remittances inflows from the US, progress in its vaccination campaign and base effects.
• We at Fitch Solutions have upwardly revised our forecast for real GDP growth to 5.5%, from 4.2% previously and -8.2% in 2020, as growth surprised

Key View

• Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador (AMLO)’s Movimiento Regeneración Nacional (Morena) party appears likely to maintain its majorities after Mexico’s mid-term elections on June 6 2021.
• An election victory will allow AMLO to continue setting health policy direction in Mexico over the second half of his term.
• Nevertheless

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• Mexico’s road and bridge infrastructure will be a key focus of investment within Mexico’s transport infrastructure sector over the coming decade, spurred by the economic importance of the country’s road network and significant demand for improvements in road quality.
• Public and private investment will both play roles in road and

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• The Mayan Train (Tren Maya) project will see accelerating investment over the coming quarters as Mexico’s government prioritises the advancement of the project.
• The selection of builders for the project’s Section 5 (Tramo 5) since the beginning of 2021 has given added momentum to the project, following the award of the project’s