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Mexico Forecasting Service The Mexico Forecasting Service provides corporations, financial service firms, and government departments with the tools and insights to monitor the latest macro trends in this dynamic global economy, and assess their impacts on business or investment plans. A regular flow of event-driven insights, forecast commentaries, and analysis of key data releases. Monthly economic data spreadsheet for Mexico and the United States, with hundreds of series for both countries. Complete coverage ■ ■ Latin America Express. Daily, event-driven analysis of macroeconomic events, market shifts, emerging trends, and policy changes in Mexico delivered to your inbox. ■ ■ Mexico, Latin America and United States Weekly Briefings. Wrap-up of key developments, events, and data releases that may affect our forecasts for Mexico, Latin America, and the United States. ■ ■ Country Economic Forecasts. Monthly reports for Mexico and the United States providing analysis, forecasts, risk indicators, and the long-term outlook to 2040. ■ ■ Macroeconomic data. Comprehensive set of forecast data and history for Mexico and the United States, updated monthly, with over 800 key indicators for each country. ■ ■ Quartely spreadsheet. Detailed macroeconomic and industry data on Mexico down to the state level. ■ ■ State-level macroeconomic and industry spreadsheets. Thoroughly maintained spreadsheets that cover all core indicators and important sectors at state level. Data is updated weekly. ■ ■ Outlook meetings. Annual meeting to network and discuss the outlook for the Mexican economy, with a review of the global outlook and risk scenarios. ■ ■ Webinars and presentations. Regular regional outlook webinars, as well as event- driven updates, and access to our archive of presentations. ■ ■ Economist contact. Full access to our team of economists.
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Mexico Forecasting ServiceThe Mexico Forecasting Service provides corporations, financial service firms, and government departments with the tools and insights to monitor the latest macro trends in this dynamic global economy, and assess their impacts on business or investment plans.
A regular flow of event-driven insights, forecast commentaries, and analysis of key data releases.
Monthly economic data spreadsheet for Mexico and the United States, with hundreds of series for both countries.
Complete coverage■■ Latin America Express. Daily, event-driven
analysis of macroeconomic events, market shifts, emerging trends, and policy changes in Mexico delivered to your inbox.
■■ Mexico, Latin America and United States Weekly Briefings. Wrap-up of key developments, events, and data releases that may affect our forecasts for Mexico, Latin America, and the United States.
■■ Country Economic Forecasts. Monthly reports for Mexico and the United States providing analysis, forecasts, risk indicators, and the long-term outlook to 2040.
■■ Macroeconomic data. Comprehensive set of forecast data and history for Mexico and the United States, updated monthly, with over 800 key indicators for each country.
■■ Quartely spreadsheet. Detailed macroeconomic and industry data on Mexico down to the state level.
■■ State-level macroeconomic and industry spreadsheets. Thoroughly maintained spreadsheets that cover all core indicators and important sectors at state level. Data is updated weekly.
■■ Outlook meetings. Annual meeting to network and discuss the outlook for the Mexican economy, with a review of the global outlook and risk scenarios.
■■ Webinars and presentations. Regular regional outlook webinars, as well as event-driven updates, and access to our archive of presentations.
■■ Economist contact. Full access to our team of economists.
Local knowledge and expertiseMexico City-based Oxford Economics Mexico and Latin America (OEMLA), an Oxford Economics company formely known as CAPEM Oxford Economic Forecasting, has a strong reputation for independence and quality, and employs a highly qualified team of economists and analysts. The team has strong experience in covering Mexico and Latin America, ensuring that insights are provided within the context of detailed knowledge of Mexico and the wider continent and its unique political and economic setting.
About Oxford EconomicsOxford Economics is a world leader in global forecasting and quantitative data analysis. With more than 1,200 clients worldwide, we are one of the world’s foremost independent global advisory firms, providing reports, forecasts, and analytical tools on over 200 countries, 100 industrial sectors, and 4,000 cities and locations.
Founded in 1981, originally as a joint venture with Oxford University, we employ more than 200 professional economists, and have a close network of over 500 contributing researchers. The rigour of our analysis, calibre of staff, and affiliation to leading research groups make us a trusted resource for top decision-makers. Our clients include leading multinational companies and financial institutions, key government bodies and trade associations, top universities, consultancies, and think tanks.
The OEMLA teamOxford Economics Mexico and Latin America is located in Mexico City and draws on the expertise of colleagues in New York, Miami, and London. Leading the team are:
■■ Antonio Castro Quiroz, Managing Director, OEMLA. Antonio joined Oxford Economics in May of 2015, having previously been CEO and Founder, of the Center for Analysis and Economic Projections in Mexico (1993-2015). His career also includes senior positions at Pemex, Wharton Econometric Forecasting, the Secretariat of Finance and Public Credit, and the Bank of Mexico.
■■ Scott Livermore, Managing Director and COO. Scott leads macro consultancy worldwide and is head of the Americas for Oxford Economics. A long-term employee, Scott completed a degree in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics at St. Edmund Hall, Oxford University, has an MSc in Economics from University College London.
■■ Marcos Casarin, Senior Economist. Marcos joined Oxford Economics in 2012 after completing his MSc in Economics at the Universitat Pompeu Fabra (Spain), and covers Latin America as part of the Global Macro team. Marcos is specialised in macro modelling and scenario analysis aimed at quantifying the effects of exogenous shocks or unexpected changes in fiscal and monetary policies.
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