S&P assigns a negative outlook to Mexico, citing risks of sustained poor fiscal outcomes and a faster-than-expected rise in sovereign debt levels. The agency expects budgetary limits to result in very slow fiscal consolidation for the country.
S&P Global Ratings has assigned a negative outlook to Mexico, citing the risk of sustained poor fiscal outcomes and a faster-than-expected increase in sovereign debt levels.
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