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The G8 Leaders all support Lagarde to take over IMF

May 31st, 2011

Home Bay on Sunday, French Foreign Minister, said the G8 leaders all support the French Finance Minister Christine Lagarde, president running for IMF post. Currently the only publicly announced that it would compete with Lagarde Carstens is Mexico's central bank governor. France G8 meeting held last week during the election Lagarde has been careful not made too many comments Read More...

Mexico pay efforts to get out of middle-income trap

February 28th, 2011

Mexico's National Bureau of Statistics released the latest data show that Mexico's gross domestic product in 2010 (GDP) growth of 5.5%, the highest growth rate of nearly 10 years. GDP per capita the past 20 years significant growth, Finance Minister, said Cordero, adjusted by purchasing power parity has been more than 13,000 U Read More...

British oil may be reconciliation with the United States Government

December 19th, 2010

U.S. Government to prosecute the Gulf of Mexico oil spill, the claim at least 5.4 billion 15, the U.S. Government to prosecute a number of British Petroleum and other oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico this year, involved in the enterprise, at least 5.4 billion for civil compensation. This year in April, the British oil rented "Deep Horizon" rig burst into flames, killing 11 people, the bottom of the oil spill last several months, causing the worst in U Read More...

BP spending 8 billion dollars to deal with oil spill

September 4th, 2010

Xinhua Houston, on Sept. 3 BP said the company's response to the Gulf of Mexico oil spill expenditure has risen to eight billion dollars. BP said in a news release that day, this figure includes the cost of leakage response, relief well drilling costs, the cost of static off method, on the Gulf Coast states of subsidies and compensation costs, which totaled 399 million dollars of compensation Read More...

Mexico’s central bank raised its 2010 inflation forecast

December 4th, 2009

MEXICO CITY, December 3 Xinhua Mexico's central bank recently issued by the forecast that Mexico's inflation rate will rise over time. Notice that the first quarter of next year, Mexico's inflation rate will be 4.25 to 4.75 percent, the second quarter to 4.5% to 5%, the third and fourth quarter will rise from 4 Read More...