A new Oxford Economics study ranks Brazil, Mexico and Colombia among the economies facing the hardest road to stabilising their public debt.
Key Facts
—The warning. Oxford Economics names Brazil, Mexico and Colombia among the economies facing the hardest fiscal adjustment.
—The study. It ranks 46 economies by a single gauge of debt sustainability, the debt-stabilising primary balance.
—The category. Mexico and Colombia sit in a “prolonged fiscal attrition” group needing sustained large surpluses.
—The trend. All three need bigger adjustments now than they did before the pandemic.
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