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Carlos Slim Criticizes Mexico Downgrades, Pledges $5 Billion Investment
Mexico's richest man, Carlos Slim, criticized Moody’s and S&P’s downgrades of his nation's creditworthiness as 'irrational' and pledged US $5 billion in new investments to defend Mexico's economy.
27 May, 23:58 — 27 May, 23:58
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Slim slams Moody’s and S&P’s Mexico downgrades as ‘irrational,' pledges US $5 billion in new investments - Mexico News Daily
Slim slams Moody’s and S&P’s Mexico downgrades as ‘irrational,' pledges US $5 billion in new investments Mexico News Daily
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Slim slams Moody’s and S&P’s Mexico downgrades as ‘irrational,’ pledges US $5 billion in new investments
After his nation's creditworthiness was dealt a blow by downgrades from rating agencies, Mexico's richest man rose to its defense by criticizing Moody's and S&P and pledging US $5 billion in investments. The post Slim slams Moody’s and S&P’s Mexico downgrades as ‘irrational,’ pledges US $5 billion in new investments appeared first on Mexico News Daily
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