Mexico Credit Rating Verdict From Moody’s Expected by June End
The Latin American nation is rated Baa2 — two notches above junk — and a downgrade would mean higher interest rates on new debt, with the risk of spurring capital outflows.
Photographer: Cesar Rodriguez/BloombergMexico’s investment-grade credit rating faces a key decision by the end of June, when Moody’s Ratings is expected to resolve the negative outlook it assigned the nation in late 2024.