Newly elected Mexican president Claudia Sheinbaum faces a struggle to tempt investors back into the country’s financial markets, amid worries about controversial judicial reforms and the prospect of higher borrowing costs.
The peso has steadied following a sharp post-election sell-off, and was briefly boosted this week by Sheinbaum’s appointment of a business-friendly economy minister.
But, given the scale of the victory for Sheinbaum’s Morena party, fund managers are reluctant to pile back into lucrative bets on the Mexican currency that earlier this year saw it dubbed the “super peso”.
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