Spending cuts announced by the Mexican government worth 0.7% of GDP are unlikely to be enough to compensate for the loss of oil revenues this year and further spending cuts are likely later this year and in 2016. Against a backdrop of tightening fiscal policy, monetary policy is likely to remain looser than most expect over the next eighteen months. Indeed, we still think there is a good chance of rate cuts.
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