The investment that anticipates growth
A 9% increase in investment says more than the figure suggests. In economics, some indicators describe what has already happened and others anticipate what is to come; investment belongs to the second group and is the best indicator of sustained growth.
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Japanese Bon Odori Joins Guanajuato's Day of the Dead Festival
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Fresno father of four removed to Mexico 16 days after ICE arrest
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Day of the Dead parade draws tourists from around the world to Mexico City
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Mexico Senate raises 2027 tourist entry fee to 1,158 pesos
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Grupo México plans $4 billion to $6 billion expansion at US copper unit Asarco
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AT&T and Telefónica exits leave Mexico's mobile market to Televisa and Telcel
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