Economy and Government Reporter in Mexico
Maya Averbuch is an economy and government reporter based in Mexico, covering Mexico's economy and politics for Bloomberg News. With a focus on immigration reporting, Maya's work has appeared in various publications including Bloomberg-Quint, Yahoo Finance Canada, and The Japan Times.
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Maya Averbuch's coverage heavily focuses on finance, economy, and government & politics in Mexico. She frequently cites data and covers government announcements related to the Mexican economy, interest rates, inflation, and political developments such as the presidential race.
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By: Maya Averbuch
El principal funcionario económico de México dijo que su país podría fungir como intermediario clave en el intento de Estados Unidos de desvincularse de China.
Economistas prevén que el Banco de México aplique el jueves un tercer recorte consecutivo de la tasa objetivo, ya que la inflación subyacente ha vuelto al rango objetivo y el crecimiento de la segunda mayor economía de América Latina se está ralentizando.
(Bloomberg) -- Mexico's government said on Friday that it will narrow the fiscal deficit next year even as President Claudia Sheinbaum pledges to boost social programs and support the heavily-indebted state driller Petroleos Mexicanos.
Weeks after the start of her government, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum is giving signs that she’ll come down on the side of the US over China, if she’s forced to choose.
Weeks after the start of her government, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum is giving signs that she'll come down on the side of the US over China, if she's forced to choose.
By: Maya Averbuch
Weeks after the start of her government, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum is giving signs that she'll come down on the side of the U.S. over China, if she's forced to choose.
By: Maya Averbuch
Semanas después del inicio de su gobierno, la presidenta mexicana, Claudia Sheinbaum, está dando señales de que se pondrá del lado de Estados Unidos por encima de China, si se ve obligada a elegir.
By: Maya Averbuch, Alex Vasquez
Mexico’s inflation decelerated in early November while the economy continues to lose momentum, giving the central bank room to cut interest rates for a fourth straight meeting next month.
By: Alex Vasquez, Maya Averbuch
(Bloomberg) -- Mexico's inflation decelerated in early November while the economy continues to lose momentum, giving the central bank room to cut interest rates for a fourth straight meeting next month.
By: Alex Vasquez, Maya Averbuch
La inflación de México se desaceleró a principios de noviembre mientras la economía sigue perdiendo impulso, lo que da margen al banco central para recortar las tasas de interés por cuarta reunión consecutiva el próximo mes.
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