US EditionMexico’s Economy Posts Quarterly Growth Despite Tariff Threats
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The Mexican economy is going through a section full of subtle but significant signs. The Bank of Mexico is keeping the course of cuts — with a measure — at a rate of 7.75 %, driven by the slowdown in general inflation, although the underlying one is still stubborn. Mid-month inflation, at 3.49 % per year, allows us to breathe, yes; but not to lower our guard. Growth also does not disappoint: GDP grew 0.6 % compared to the previous quarter and 1.…
The Mexican economy has shown signs of strengthening during the first half of the year, reporting an acceleration of 1.2% annually and 0.6% quarterly, motivated by the best performance of manufacturing industry and services, and dismissing the forecasts of a technical recession predicted for the first half of the year. Amid a context of political and commercial concerns, inflation also contained its progress, although it still seems far from ful…
The gross domestic product (GDP) of Mexico had a weak performance in the first half of 2025, marked by the high external uncertainty with the US tariff policy and the caution of Mexican households in the midst of the slowdown of the formal labor market. During the first semester, Mexico’s GDP recorded a growth of 0.9%, which meant its lowest reading for the same period since 2020, when it contracted 11.3% due to the pandemic, according to data f…
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