The Bank of Mexico on Wednesday cut its growth forecast for Mexico's economy to near zero and raised its short-term inflation forecasts as Latin America's second-largest economy continues to reel from global trade uncertainty. In its third-quarter report, the central bank projected gross domestic product growth of just 0.3% this year, down from 0.6% in its previous forecast. The bank maintained its 1.1% growth forecast for 2026 and announced a 2.0% projection for 2027. [....]