In a surprising turn for the Mexican economy, November 2025 registered a concerning dip in economic activity, with the indicator plummeting to -0.10% from last month's 1.70%. This marks a significant shift in the economic landscape compared to October 2025, when the indicator had shown a positive growth trajectory.
The latest data, updated on January 23, 2026, highlights a stark decline over the course of a year. November's figure, based on a Year-over-Year comparison, starkly contrasts the previous month which still managed a year-over-year increase of 1.70%. This downturn reflects the differing economic conditions facing Mexico between the two periods.
This unexpected drop raises questions about Mexico's immediate economic future, urging analysts and policymakers to delve deeper into identifying the causes behind this shift. The need for prompt economic strategies becomes essential to counteract potential stagnation and inject vigor back into Mexico’s economic framework. As the global economic landscape rapidly evolves, Mexico will need to adopt adaptive strategies to bolster resilience and sustain growth momentum.
