In a significant shift from February, Mexico's economic activity indicator fell by 0.40% in March 2025, according to the latest data updated on May 22. This marks a notable downturn from the previous month's positive growth figure of 1.00%, reflecting a new phase of economic contraction.
The month-over-month comparison reveals the stark contrast between the two periods: February saw a growth of 1.00% compared to January 2025, whereas March experienced a negative growth rate, signaling potential challenges for the coming months.
Economists and analysts will now be observing closely to see if this downward trend continues in subsequent months or if recovery measures might be implemented to address this decline. The shift in economic activity underscores the importance of ongoing monitoring and analysis of the broader economic context in Mexico.