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The ugly numbers had been expected. Mexico suspended much of its economic activity and urged people to stay at home beginning in late March

The economic shutdown caused by COVID-19 has driven the country deeper into a recession

Mexico registered a fifth consecutive quarter of economic contraction confirming the country is in recession since early 2019

Banxico launched an economic program to help small and medium-sized companies

Banxico's measures aim to ensure there are credit lines, liquidity, and order during the economic recession

The World Bank has issued a new report titled “The Economy in the Time of COVID-19”

On Monday, Banxico stepped into the foreign exchange market to prop up the Mexican peso after the currency plummeted to an all-time low

Mexico needs to regain the trust of national and international investors

Mexico’s economy was weaker than initially estimated in the final three months of 2019, shrinking by 0.1% compared to the previous quarter, prolonging a mild recession

In the last year, Mexican exports have decreased and the country has faced a slow economic growth