Mexico’s economic activity posted a strong rebound in December 2025, with the year-over-year indicator rising to 3.30%, according to data updated on 23 February 2026. This marks a sharp turnaround from November 2025, when the indicator had slipped slightly into negative territory at -0.10% on an annual comparison basis.
The figures reflect a significant shift in momentum: while November suggested a marginal contraction versus the same month a year earlier, December’s reading points to renewed growth when measured against December of the previous year. The comparison is based on year-over-year changes, meaning each monthly figure shows how activity has evolved relative to the corresponding month one year prior.
The December surge indicates that Mexico closed out 2025 on a stronger economic footing than suggested by the prior month’s data, potentially easing concerns raised by the brief downturn seen in November’s annual comparison.
