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COPYRIGHT 2001 The Dallas Morning News
Byline: Brendan M. Case
Mar. 28--MEXICO CITY--The Export-Import Bank of the United States signed an agreement Tuesday to boost its presence south of the border, in a bid to connect more small U.S. companies with the bounty of the North American Free Trade Agreement.
The government-owned agency, known as the Ex-Im Bank, inked a deal with a Mexican development bank called Nacional Financiera SA, or Nafin, to make it easier for Mexican companies to obtain financing to buy U.S. exports.
Although the Ex--Im Bank lends money around the globe, its main activity in Mexico consists of providing loan...
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