In my recent whitepaper, I discussed how the institutionalization of fiscal policies and reform has helped many emerging market countries stabilize and develop their national economies. I continue to believe…
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Posted in Global Economy
Tagged emerging market debt, International bond, Mexico, reform
On the heels of an important change in the political climate from this summer’s presidential election, Mexico appears poised to deliver another year of well-balanced economic strength. Gross domestic product…
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Posted in Global Economy
Tagged bonds, fiscal policy, Mexico, peso
Increases in China’s labor costs due to its thriving economy mean that the era of cheap Chinese manufacturing may be ending. However, I believe Mexico, which has lagged China in…
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Posted in Global Economy
Tagged China, currency, Mexico
When I tried to exit a New York subway station last Monday morning, I found it blocked by a crowd of people and a herd of TV cameras. Later that…
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Posted in U.S. Policy & Politics
Tagged 9/11, budget, Canada, China, deficit, Economy, Gang of Six, Mexico, oil, Osama bin Laden, petroleum, taxes, World Trade Center