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Cancún removing vendors from main avenues before World Cup crowds

Cancún removing vendors from main avenues before World Cup crowds

Cancún is removing vendors and other people from key avenues as officials prepare the city for World Cup-related travel and events.
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Mexico IMF forecast

Mexico’s Credit Outlook Turns Negative with S&P Warning

S&P kept Mexico’s rating at investment grade but shifted its outlook to negative, citing weak growth, fiscal pressure and Pemex support.
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Playa Restaurants Warn Blackouts Could Hurt World Cup

Playa Restaurants Warn Blackouts Could Hurt World Cup

Playa del Carmen restaurants say power outages are hurting businesses and could weaken tourism plans ahead of World Cup travel.
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Mexican economy weakens

Mexico Cuts 2026 Growth Forecast Despite Big Plan

Mexico lowered its 2026 GDP forecast to 2.3%, even as officials push Plan México’s investment and job targets through 2030.
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EU Trade Pact With Mexico Moves Closer to Approval

EU Trade Pact With Mexico Moves Closer to Approval

EU countries approved the next step for a modernized Mexico pact covering trade, security, climate, digital issues and human rights.
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Playa del Carmen Bars Closed After Late-Night Checks

Playa del Carmen Bars Closed After Late-Night Checks

Playa del Carmen officials closed some tourist-zone bars after inspections found businesses allegedly operating past authorized hours.
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Mexican peso appreciates

Mexican Peso Hits One-Month High Against the Dollar

The Mexican peso reached its strongest level in a month against the dollar, giving travelers and importers a short-term break.
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Mexico Inflation

Mexico Inflation Eases But Food Prices Still Sting

Mexico’s inflation slowed to 4.45% in April, but grocery prices and Banxico’s target gap kept pressure on households across the country.
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Mérida Power Outages Leave Small Shops Counting Losses

Mérida Power Outages Leave Small Shops Counting Losses

Small Mérida retailers say blackouts and extreme heat spoiled frozen and perishable goods as demand pressures Yucatán’s grid.
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Mexican peso gains

US Dollar Slips as Peso Ends Near 17.25 in Mexico Today

The dollar closed near 17.25 pesos on May 6 as the peso gained on lower risk fears, softer dollar demand, and U.S. jobs data.
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Mexico reaches record share of U.S. goods trade

Mexico reaches record share of U.S. goods trade

Mexico reached a record 16.3% share of U.S. goods trade in Q1 2026, strengthening its position before the T-MEC review.
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El Niño Could Disrupt Vallarta Area Fish Catches

El Niño Could Disrupt Vallarta Area Fish Catches

Fishing cooperatives warn warmer Pacific waters linked to El Niño could shift fish catches and affect local coastal economies.
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