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SEPGRA is the acronym for Virtual Centre for Strategic Economic Policy and Geopolitics Research and Analysis. It is a virtual centre because it is a cloud-based entity with no physical address, and the staff and contributors work from different parts of the world, meeting virtually …
Welcome to SEPGRA
This is SEPGRA, a specialized service for people who need expert knowledge of relevant information, curated timely, suitably organized, fact-checked, and analyzed, to nourish the strategic thinking of decision-makers and their advisors. It is a great time to launch a specialized media site for the new normal. To …
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What does SEPGRA stand for? It is the acronym for Virtual Centre for Strategic Economic Policy and Geopolitics Research and Analysis. It is a virtual centre because it is a cloud-based entity. There is no physical address, and the staff and contributors work from different …
México Foreign Exchange
The opinion of Ernesto O’Farril helps to explain the lowering of the dollar against the peso and in general against all currencies; he comments that all the central banks of the world have implemented extreme policies and measures to expand the means of payment by …
There is a rumor in the market…
There is a rumor in the market that the exchange rate will be at Mex $ 20 per UDS $ 1 any time soon, inducing local investors to buy many pesos, thus generating a demand for pesos that drives their value against the dollar, but …
Forget about april
The trade balance for April was published yesterday. It is the first data that allows us a broad vision of the economy during the first month of confinement. We have already discussed various approaches with you, but now we have confirmation. The fall in exports …
Evolution of GDP
Real gross domestic product (GDP) decreased at an annual rate of 5.0 percent in the first quarter of 2020 (table 1), according to the “third” estimate released by the Bureau of Economic Analysis. In the fourth quarter, real GDP increased 2.1 percent. The GDP estimate released …