30.01.202612:38:16UTC+00Mexico GDP Rebounds in Q4

In the last quarter of 2025, Mexico's gross domestic product (GDP) experienced a robust expansion of 0.8% compared to the previous three months. This represents a significant recovery from the 0.3% decline noted in the third quarter and surpasses market forecasts, which predicted a 0.6% rise. This marks the fastest growth rate in over a year. The uptick underscores the resilience of the Mexican economy, which faced challenges due to a trade conflict with the United States, uncertainties surrounding supply chains, and reduced export demand caused by tariffs. The growth was driven by advances in the secondary and tertiary sectors, both of which grew by 0.9%. However, primary activities saw a decline of 2.7%. Overall, for the entire year, Mexico’s GDP increased by only 0.5%, marking the slowest annual growth since the global economic crisis spurred by the pandemic in 2020.