What was your cunt's Current Account Deficit/Surplus for the FY21/22?

>Mexico's current account surplus narrowed sharply to USD 2,958 million in the last quarter of 2021, from a USD 17,208 million surplus in the same period of 2020
this you want to know? i dont know what any of it means explain it to me

It means your cunt's economy is pretty stable

i see
please come and invest in south mexico

A surplus doesn't mean shit, most 1st world countries run current account deficits because they receive large amounts of capital inflow on the capital account

They've got the forex reserves to back that deficit up

We've made 1.2 trillion USD since 2001 on our invested revenue from the oil fund.

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>What was your cunt's Current Account Deficit/Surplus for the FY21/22?

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No they don't, floating currencies which almost all firsties have don't have much forex reserves because they let their currencies appreciate instead of buying it to keep it down

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I don't look like that

what will happen to it when great reset happens

bullshit map, at least for us
we dont have that money

Well during the last financial crisises and recessions we bought up more stocks and property on sale. Norway owns about 3 percent of all the stocks in the world atm. We are making billions on the Ukraine crisis and the high oil and gas prices.

Please give us some of your money

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Its forex reserves all fixed exchange rate countries have to have them