Despite remaining in negative territory, Mexico's Gross Fixed Investments have shown a marginal improvement in October 2025 compared to the same period last year. The latest data, updated as of January 15, 2026, indicates that the investment index has improved to -5.50%, up from the previous year-on-year figure of -6.70% recorded in October.
While the indicator is still negative, this incremental progress may signal a slow yet hopeful rebound in Mexico's fixed asset investment sector. The October update showcases a positive shift, suggesting that although the challenges persist, the initiatives to stimulate investments have started to yield gradual results.
A decrease in the negative growth rate might point towards increased investor confidence and slightly more favorable economic conditions, as Mexico looks to bolster industrial and infrastructure sectors through dedicated policies. The coming months will test the country’s ability to sustain and accelerate this tentative recovery.
