Monitoring Mexico
Monitoring Mexico is an automated system for following Banco de Mexico, inflation, labor market releases, forecasts, and financial conditions. It began as a small effort to publish daily data updates and has evolved into a broader pipeline that analyzes, distills, visualizes, contextualizes, and narrates economic information with limited manual intervention.
The project is also a concrete experiment in what useful economic automation can look like: not just data dumps, but structured stories backed by data, models, and repeatable workflows. It reflects a broader interest in how economists can use computation and language models to make specialized topics more legible to wider audiences.
@LiquidMexico
Public-facing data visualization about the Mexican economy, finance, banking, and payments system. Some posts are stand-alone explainers; others grow out of classroom assignments and show how raw data can become an argument, a chart, or a compact narrative. Also serves as a teaching archive.
Monitoring Minutes
An AI-generated, data- and event-triggered podcast on Mexican monetary policy and macroeconomics. Brief episodes with economic news summaries, indicator analysis, and central bank decision schedules. Fully automated: data sourced from Banxico, INEGI, FRED, and news outlets; scripts generated via LLM dialogue; audio via text-to-speech; distributed through RSS.
