In a significant economic development, Mexico's aggregate demand indicator reversed its negative trend from the previous quarter, climbing to 0.30% in the second quarter of 2025. This upturn comes after the first quarter posted a contraction of 0.20%, marking a promising shift for the country's economic outlook. The latest figures were updated on September 19, 2025.
The year-over-year analysis highlights this transition, contrasting the current positive growth with last year's corresponding period where the economy was evidently under pressure. Analysts view this improvement as indicative of renewed consumer confidence and increased business spending, potentially driven by expansive fiscal policies and favorable trade balances.
Mexico's economic stakeholders are now keenly monitoring the third quarter's performance to determine if this positive shift will solidify into a sustainable upward trajectory, keeping a close eye on both domestic and international market conditions that could impact its economic momentum.
