US EditionFootball World Cup 2026 Will Represent a Moderate Boost for the Mexican Economy: Banorte
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PHOTOART: MERCA2.0 GEMINI IA The FIFA World Cup 2026 will not only be a historic sporting event for Mexico, it will also be an economic phenomenon with visible effects in the consumer's pocket. According to an analysis by Banorte, the International World Cup will generate inflationary pressures in different sectors, especially during the months when the tournament is held. READ ALSO. FIFA bans vendors around the Aztec Stadium; CDMX seeks to rel…
The 2026 World Cup will not only bring goals and spectacles, it will also have a direct impact on Mexico’s economy, raising inflation to 4.4% at the end of the year, according to estimates by Grupo Financiero Banorte. According to its analysis “The economic effects for Mexico”, the Mexican bank anticipates that, although the inflationary trajectory will be relatively stable, an acceleration will be recorded in June and July, months in which the …
According to a report prepared by the group's area of economic and financial analysis, the total estimated effect of the just globalist would be between 42 and 62 additional base points to the real Gross Domestic Product (GDP).
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