INEGI
INEGI is Mexico's National Institute of Statistics and Geography, a federal government agency responsible for collecting and disseminating official statistical and geographic information. It is best known for conducting the national census and producing key indicators on population, economics, and society that underpin policy, business, and research. It remains central to current news and public discourse as the authoritative source of demographic and economic data used to guide policy decisions, budgets, and transparency efforts.
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Mexico Launches New Measures to Tackle Inflation, Including Fuel Subsidies
Mexico's government has introduced measures such as fuel subsidies and price agreements to control rising inflation caused by supply shocks. These steps are crucial for stabilizing prices and maintaining economic stability amid global tensions.
Mexico's March Inflation Hits 4.59%, Driven by Food and Energy Costs
Mexico's inflation rate increased to 4.59% in March, driven mainly by higher food and energy prices amid global geopolitical tensions. This rate exceeds Banxico's target and could influence future monetary policy decisions.
Mexico's Economy Contracts in Early 2026 Amid Investment and Consumption Drops
Mexico's economy contracted in January 2026 due to declines in investment and private consumption, signaling potential economic challenges despite some public sector efforts.
Mexico's Export Growth Reaches $56.85B in February, Driven by Manufacturing Surge
Mexico's exports increased nearly 16% in February to $56.85 billion, driven mainly by manufacturing growth. This milestone highlights the country's deep supply chains with the U.S. and signals resilience amid political uncertainties.
Mexico's unemployment rises to 2.6% in February amid economic shifts
Mexico's unemployment rate increased to 2.6% in February, affecting 1.6 million people, as labor market conditions shift. This brief rise might influence policy responses and economic forecasts in the near term.
Mexico's Inflation Surges to 4.63% in Early March, Outpacing Analysts’ Expectations
Mexico's inflation rate increased to 4.63% in early March, according to official data, mainly due to higher food and transportation costs. This unexpected rise could influence monetary policy decisions and impact household expenses.
LAIKA Re-enters Mexican Market with Hybrid E-commerce and 10 Stores to Target $5.6B Pet Sector
LAIKA ended its 2023 hiatus and returned to Mexico using a combined online and physical store model. This strategic relaunch targets the growing $5.6 billion pet products market and aims to challenge established rivals.
INEGI Highlights Mexico's Informal Economy Growth Amid Earnings and Productivity Gaps
Mexico's informal economy has grown, with workers earning more on adjusted terms, yet formal workers earn less than U.S. counterparts amid persistent productivity gaps. Accurate data is needed to tackle disparities and economic policy challenges, especially with millions of Mexican workers abroad and at home.
Mexico's Manufacturing Shrinks 1.8% in January as Truck Production Halves in February
Mexico's manufacturing sector contracted 1.8% in January 2026, continuing its downturn amid external pressures. February saw truck production plunge 50%, underscoring risks to Mexico's export-reliant industrial recovery.
Mexico's Social Security Debt and Care System Highlight Gender and Violence Issues
Two articles from El Financiero explore Mexico's social security debt, highlighting gender disparities, and examine the structural violence affecting the caregiving system. These issues reveal deep-rooted societal inequalities and point to the urgent need for policy interventions.
Mexico's Inflation Exceeds Banxico Target at 4.02% in February 2026
Mexico's inflation rate rose to 4.02% in February 2026, exceeding Banxico's target range. The rise is driven by higher food and service costs.
Mexico's 2025 economic indicators point to recovery and resilience
Mexico's unemployment rate dropped to 2.5% in Q4 2025, signaling a strengthening labor market. The economy grew by 1.8% in 2025, exceeding expectations and showing resilience.
Mexico's Economy Slows Down in Early 2026 Amid Investment Decline
Mexico's gross fixed investment declined by 6.7% in 2025, according to INEGI. Early 2026 data shows the economy is losing momentum, prompting concerns about future growth.
Mexico Faces $6.48 Billion Trade Deficit Despite 8.1% Export Growth in January
Mexico experienced a $6.48 billion trade deficit in January 2026, even as exports grew by 8.1% to $48.01 billion. The contrasting figures suggest complex underlying trade issues that require close monitoring.
Mexico to Invest $540M in Four Satellites for Security and Climate Monitoring
Mexico plans to invest 540 million pesos to launch four observation satellites by 2028, targeting security and climate issues. This move demonstrates a strategic push toward technological and environmental resilience.