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Mexico City – Mexico’s economy is on track to outperform the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development’s (OECD) latest growth projections, according to Finance Minister Edgar Amador Zamora. The statement was made in an interview with the Mexican newspaper Milenio, published late Wednesday, June 4.

Minister Zamora expressed optimism that Mexico’s economic performance will surpass the OECD’s expectations, though he did not specify the margin by which it is expected to exceed the forecast. The OECD's previous forecast serves as a benchmark for economic growth in the country. Details of the OECD's specific forecast were not included in the Milenio interview.

Zamora’s comments come at a time when Mexico’s economy has shown resilience amidst global economic uncertainties. The government has implemented several policies aimed at stimulating economic growth and attracting foreign investment. The Finance Ministry is closely monitoring economic indicators to ensure that growth targets are met.

The interview with Milenio provides a glimpse into the government’s perspective on the current economic climate and its expectations for the future. Further details regarding the specific OECD forecast and the government’s revised projections are expected to be released in the coming weeks. The news is likely to be received positively by investors and economists alike, indicating confidence in Mexico's economic trajectory.