Mexico May Grow 6% This Year, Nearing Brazil, De la Calle Says
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Mexico’s economy may expand 6 percent this year as domestic demand increases, said Luis de la Calle, the Mexican economist who helped negotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement.
The pace of Mexico’s economic expansion will gain on Brazil’s growth as domestic consumption picks up in the second half of the year, said de la Calle, who is now a partner at Mexico City-based business adviser De la Calle, Madrazo, Mancera SC, speaking in an interview yesterday.