Mexico won’t climb back above 2% annual growth until 2027, according to the Mexico IMF forecast released this month. The Fund pegs 2025 at roughly 1% and 2026 at 1.5%, and says a return to Mexico’s long-run pace will take structural fixes: better infrastructure, stronger rule of law, and more private investment. Officials in Mexico City see a brighter path, but the IMF’s reading is clear — near-term growth is capped unless reforms bite and U.S. t…