Mexico City,- Mexican economy reactivation has been led by demand abroad, which even if this year. has stayed firm, it will slow down its growth pace as of the second half of this year and in 2011.

Economic analysts think Gross Domestic Product will slow down in Mexico in 2001. Average estimates show a 3.52% increase when compared to 2010; last month it was forecasted in 3.79%. On the other hand, average estimate by analysts for GDP this year is a 4.67% year-to-year growth.

Economists consider that recent evidence suggests that hereinafter recovery pace will be limited by a deceleration in markets abroad, after a rebound in economic activity in the first half of this year.

Source: El Universal