Mexican peso fluctuates as international economic uncertainty persists
July 3, 2025
The Mexican economy holds steady, but fluctuating currency value and mounting international pressure weigh on Latin America’s second largest economy.
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30 June 2025
Updates every Monday.

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Allianz
➦ A fragile ceasefire in the Middle East, paying for Europe’s defense push and quarterly country and sector risk update
Middle East conflict: Can the fragile ceasefire hold?➦ Allianz Pulse 2025: Confused and disappointed – but less pessimistic
A faint glimmer of optimism. -
Atradius
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Coface
➦ Coface Risk Review – June 2025: The great leap backwards
In a context of unprecedented geopolitical and trade uncertainty, the global economy is navigating between an expected slowdown and escalation risks. Trump’s tariff decisions and tensions in the Middle East are reshaping an unpredictable economic landscape for 2025-2026. In this environment, and in view of the measures already in place, Coface has downgraded 23 sectors and 4 countries. -
Credendo
➦ Chile: Attractive export destination put in the spotlight by Belgian state visit
The Chilean economy has shown notable resilience in recent months.➦ Vietnam: The country’s success story is threatened by the US trade war
Vietnam’s high economic resilience and performance over the past decade has been driven by the manufacturing sector and exports.➦ Bulgaria is ready to adopt the euro as of next year
On 4 June, the European Commission (EC) and the European Central Bank (ECB) concluded that Bulgaria is ready to enter the eurozone as soon as January 2026. -
Goldman Sachs
➦ US fiscal worries: Is this time different?
US fiscal concerns have surged on the back of the Trump Administration’s “One Big Beautiful Bill Act,” helping to fuel a sharp rise in long-dated bond yields. But such concerns are nothing new. So, is this time really different? -
Marsh
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Wells Fargo
➦ Stag before flation
Tentative Growth and Tempered Inflation: Global Economic Signals Remain Mixed➦ Middle east global economic impact: Scenario analysis
We revised our global GDP forecast higher and now forecast the global economy to grow 2.7% in 2025, up from 2.3% last month. -
World Economic Forum
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