Mexico industrial output unexpectedly slips in Sept

(Reuters) - Mexican industrial production unexpectedly fell in September, dragged down by falling oil output and a dip in construction activity while factories recovered from a slump in the prior month.

Mexico July industrial output rises, led by manufacturing

MEXICO CITY, Sept 11 (Reuters) - Mexican industrial production bounced back in July, led by manufacturing, which grew at its fastest pace in six months as the economy picks up some speed after a weak start to the year.

Mexico urges U.S. to reach deal on raising debt ceiling

MEXICO CITY, Oct 8 (Reuters) - Mexico's finance minister urged the United States on Tuesday to reach an agreement on raising its debt ceiling, saying a failure to do so could seriously damage financial markets and the global economy.

Analysis: Mexico bets on reforms to boost wages, but no quick fix

MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexicans hoping their president will make good on a campaign promise to boost wages may be in for a long wait, as the country aims to dodge Brazil's mistakes by betting on economic reforms that will take years to translate into labor gains.

Foreign Policy: Give Mexico A Chance

Mexico's tepid economic performance in the last decade has been a major disappointment — and is one reason why the PRI, the less-than-democratic political party that was ousted in 2000 after 71 years of rule, has just returned to power in the country's presidential election.

Mexico's President Calderon in Cuba for talks

HAVANA (AP) — Mexican President Felipe Calderon was sitting down with Cuba's Raul Castro on Wednesday to strengthen economic cooperation and further repair a relationship that has been strained during more than a decade of center-right rule in Mexico.