Mexico's economy could grow more than the OECD's latest forecast, Finance Minister Edgar Amador Zamora said in an interview with newspaper Milenio published late on Wednesday, arguing that a planned surge in public investment and government measures to contain inflation would support activity. • The OECD now expects Mexico's economy to expand 0.8% in 2026 and 1.8% in 2027, though it warned that growth would be held back by trade tariffs, slower U.S. growth, global uncertainty and fiscal consolidation that would keep public investment contained.