MEXICO CITY: The Mexican central bank slashed the country's economic growth forecast on Wednesday, citing concerns that US President-elect Donald Trump will make good on his pledge to upend regional trade.
The bank issued a quarterly report that cited the market volatility and the sharp depreciation of the peso that followed Trump's victory in the November 8 election.
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