Tempting though it is to blame the recent weakness of Mexico’s economy on problems north of the border, the truth is that many of the factors that have weighed on growth over the past six months or so have been home-grown. However, there are signs that the worst is now over. Indeed, with inflation falling, interest rates at an historic low and GDP growth set to accelerate Mexico appears to be shifting towards something of a sweet-spot.
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