Las corredurias se contradicen: Raymundo Lopez Reyes/Bursametrica; Mario Rodarte/CEESP
Siempre!, January, 2003 by Isabel Salmeron
A pesar de que para muchos analistas financieros, las opiniones encontradas de las calificadoras y corredurías internacionales que apoyan la inversión en diferentes naciones son una práctica común, la recomendación de las dos principales casas de bolsa de Wall Street, Bear Stearns y Merrill Lynch, de invertir menos en México, preocupó no sólo a quienes detentan los grandes capitales, sino a las autoridades, quienes salieron al paso al afirmar que éste es un país estable.
Y es que, a decir de algunos analistas financieros, las corredurías y calificadoras financieras muchas veces son demasiado inquisidoras al analizar el panorama económico de México. Nos quieren perfectos.
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