Mexico's economic activity saw a deeper contraction in February 2025, as revealed by the latest figures updated on April 25. The economic activity indicator slumped to -0.70% from -0.10% in January, marking an unfavorable turn for the country. This data compares the economic activity for February this year with the same month in the previous year, signaling a year-over-year downturn.
This continued decline could be a cause for concern for policymakers and economists monitoring the nation's financial health. While the specifics behind the dip have not been detailed, the downward trajectory indicates potential challenges ahead for Mexico's economic recovery and stability. Analysts will look for signs of recovery in the coming months as Mexico grapples with these negative figures. The country’s strategists will need to act decisively to reverse this trend and stimulate growth moving forward.
