Scott Squires is a Mexico Energy Reporter at various esteemed publications. He focuses on energy policy and regulation, renewable energy, oil and gas, and emerging markets, weaving together themes of finance, business, and economics. Scott's work has been featured in outlets such as Bloomberg News, Yahoo Finance, and The Irish Times.
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In search of Bonanza. By Scott Squires, Bloomberg ·
By: Scott Squires, Kelsey Butler, Maria Elena Vizcaino
Long the poster child of fiscal probity in emerging markets, Mexico was, at its peak, an A-rated borrower in the bond market just a few years ago. Today, the country finds itself teetering on the cusp of junk status and paying interest rates that are higher than those offered by tiny neighbors with lower credit ratings, like Guatemala and Panama.
By: Scott Squires, Maria Elena Vizcaino, Kelsey Butler
México fue durante años un referente de disciplina fiscal entre los mercados emergentes y, hasta hace poco, ostentaba una calificación “A” en el mercado de bonos. Hoy está a un paso del grado especulativo y paga tasas de interés más altas que países vecinos más pequeños y con calificaciones crediticias inferiores, como Guatemala y Panamá.
Colombia’s government moved to officially end talks with some of the nation’s armed rebel groups, effectively halting the peace process that began under former President Gustavo Petro.
By: Gonzalo Soto, Alex Vasquez, Scott Squires
Mexico’s government aims to reduce its financial support for state-owned oil company Petroleos Mexicanos’ debt payments to 81.1 billion pesos ($4.8 billion) in 2027, down by nearly 70% from the 263.5 billion pesos budgeted this year.
By: Scott Squires, Alex Vasquez, Gonzalo Soto
(Bloomberg) – President Claudia Sheinbaum's proposed 2027 budget reduces support for state-owned oil company Petroleos Mexicanos, pledging 81 billion
By: Scott Squires, Brian K. Sullivan, Lauren Rosenthal
Remnants of Hurricane Polo are set to fuel a widespread flood threat across the US from the Southwest to the Midwest in coming days.
By: Scott Squires, Julian Hast
Kinder Morgan is restoring natural gas shipments on its Tennessee Gas Pipeline Co. to Mexico after making repairs that triggered a force majeure earlier this week.
Kinder Morgan Inc. is restoring natural gas shipments on its Tennessee Gas Pipeline Co. to Mexico after making repairs that triggered a force majeure earlier this week.
By: Scott Squires
The Grecians beat Bristol City 5-3 on Monday night
