LGT says that although the yield curve in Mexico is likely to remain inverted – which is usually a sign of economic stress – the country’s economic prospects appear healthy. “As the central bank is expected to have ended the rate hiking cycle and inflation is close to the peak, growth in the second largest Latin American economy is expected…
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