In a surprising economic shift, Mexico's economic activity saw a significant downturn in April 2025, with the indicator halting at -1.50%. This marks a stark contrast to the previous month of March, where the activity indicator had steadied at 2.50%, year-over-year.
The data, updated as of June 23, 2025, highlights a substantial change in economic conditions compared to the same period last year. While March 2025 indicated a year-over-year growth of 2.50%, April's figures reflect a considerable decline, suggesting a -1.50% shift compared to April 2024.
Analysts are examining several factors that might have contributed to this unexpected downturn, including domestic policy changes, external economic pressures, and shifts in consumer behavior. The shift comes at a critical time as policymakers and stakeholders strategize on stabilizing the economy and fostering growth in the coming months. Further insights into the underlying causes of this decline are anticipated in upcoming economic analytics and reports.
