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Mexico’s Booming Pension Funds Hit Record in Government Debt

Mexico’s pension funds pushed their holdings of government peso debt to a record in August, helping underpin demand as global volatility roils foreign investors in the expanding market.

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Mexico’s Booming Pension Funds Hit Record in Government Debt
Mexico’s pension funds pushed their holdings of government peso debt to a record in August, helping underpin demand as global volatility roils foreign investors in the expanding market.
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