Mexico

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Several Mexican companies with strong domestic market shares are expanding overseas in search of fresh opportunities and sales.

Economic growth, demand and the greater availability of credit are fueling consumer spending in Mexico. Sectors like retail and construction stand to benefit.

In February, Mexico became the first foreign sovereign issuer to sell bonds to retail investors in the United States through a $1.5 billion InterNotes program.

In the wake of Ricardo Salinas Pliego's brush with US regulators, investors are looking for more transparency from Mexican corporations.

With presidential elections approaching, investors are comforted by Mexico's independent central bank and other checks on power that have helped stabilize the economy since the Tequila Crisis.

Increasingly sophisticated Mexican debt and equity markets are attracting capital at home and abroad, and bankers are offering new products.