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Afores de México baten récord de inversión en deuda pública

Los fondos de pensiones mexicanos acumulan 4,3 billones de pesos en bonos locales, un máximo histórico que los convierte en una fuerza estabilizadora para el mercado de deuda.

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Afores de México baten récord de inversión en deuda pública
Los fondos de pensiones mexicanos acumulan 4,3 billones de pesos en bonos locales, un máximo histórico que los convierte en una fuerza estabilizadora para el mercado de deuda.
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