The peso closed the session with a significant depreciation of 0.96% or 19.18 cents, trading around 20.15 pesos per dollar, with the exchange rate touching a minimum of 19.9292 and a maximum of 20.1851 pesos. The daily depreciation of the peso was the highest since April 30 and
The World Trade Organization (WTO) published a draft text on Tuesday on the prohibition of fishing subsidies. The text states that no WTO Member will grant or maintain subsidies for fishing or fishing-related activities with respect to an overexploited stock. For the purposes of the article in question
The global financial services company UBS highlighted the main aftermath of the Covid-19 pandemic on GDP, stock indices and inflation in various world markets during 2020. For starters, Swiss GDP fell 3%, compared to a growth rate of 1.1% in 2019. For its part, the GDP of the
As part of the global impact of Covid-19, the planet’s economy contracted 3.4% in 2020 and affected all indicators related to civil aviation. On the one hand, air passenger traffic registered a year-on-year reduction of 60% (both international and national), according to ICAO. In a year marked by
Imports and exports between India and Mexico are under-exploited, considered the Indian Ministry of Industry and Commerce. India’s merchandise trade as a percentage of GDP accounts for about 30%. The growth of both exports uncomfortable and Indian imports slowed considerably in 2015/2016, due to lower oil prices and
The peso starts the session with a depreciation of 0.50% or 10.0 cents, with the exchange rate trading close to 20.07 pesos per dollar, touching a minimum of 19.9390 and a maximum of 20.1239 pesos. The peso depreciates after the publication of inflation in the United States that