Mexico witnessed a slight recovery in its private spending during the first quarter of 2025, according to the latest economic data updated on June 18, 2025. The current private spending index improved to -0.40%, a notable lift from the previous quarter's figure of -1.40% recorded in the fourth quarter of 2024.
This quarter-over-quarter analysis marks a turning point for Mexico's private spending, which had been struggling in late 2024. The first quarter figures suggest a positive trend, indicating a modest easing of financial pressures facing Mexican consumers and businesses.
While still in negative territory, this upward shift may signal the beginning of a potential recovery phase for the Mexican economy, suggesting improved consumer sentiment or spending conditions compared to the previous periods. Economists will be monitoring upcoming quarters to confirm if this growth trajectory continues to hold.
