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: Andrea Navarro, Maya Averbuch
(Bloomberg) -- Mexico's presidential frontrunner Claudia Sheinbaum is confident she'll have a good relationship with Donald Trump should they both win their respective elections.
By: Carolina Millan, Andrea Navarro, Maya Averbuch
Mexico’s presidential frontrunner Claudia Sheinbaum is confident she’ll have a good relationship with Donald Trump should they both win their respective elections.
By: Maya Averbuch, Carolina Millan, Andrea Navarro
MEXICO CITY — Mexico's presidential frontrunner Claudia Sheinbaum is confident she'll have a good relationship with Donald Trump should they both win their respective elections.
The Mexican peso's recent bout of volatility following rising tensions in the Middle East is not a concern for inflation, Banco de Mexico 's governor said amid expectations that the bank will continue to be cautious in its upcoming monetary policy decision.
The Mexican peso’s recent bout of volatility following rising tensions in the Middle East is not a concern for inflation, Banco de Mexico’s governor said amid expectations that the bank will continue to be cautious in its upcoming monetary policy decision.
By: Michael O Boyle, Maya Averbuch, Scott Squires
(Bloomberg) -- Petroleos Mexicano's debt refinancing should go hand-in-hand with a plan for the state oil company to venture into new kinds of energy
By: Scott Squires, Maya Averbuch, Michael O'Boyle
Petroleos Mexicano’s debt refinancing should go hand-in-hand with a plan for the state oil company to venture into new kinds of energy projects and boost certainty about the state oil firm’s future, said presidential candidate Claudia Sheinbaum.
By: Sofia Miselem, Maya Averbuch, Scott Squires, Michael O'Boyle
After years of fighting for greater recognition, Mexico's Indigenous weavers have seen their creations thrust into the spotlight by the two women leading the country's presidential race.
(Bloomberg) -- Close advisers to the leading candidates in Mexico's presidential race agreed that the country should diversify its global trade
By: Maya Averbuch, Carolina Millan
Asesores de los principales candidatos en la carrera presidencial de México coincidieron en que el país debe diversificar sus vínculos comerciales globales y asegurarse de capitalizar los esfuerzos de las empresas que buscan reubicar las cadenas de suministro en América del Norte, incluso desde China.
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