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Mexico's government signs a key agreement with the steel industry to prioritize national production, strengthen employment, and reduce import reliance.
An analysis of Mexico's gasoline market over the past decade, exploring rising prices, government's fiscal interventions, and the country's persistent reliance on imports.
Mexico to export oil to Japan as Strait of Hormuz closure creates global energy crisis, forging a new strategic partnership and diversifying Japan's supply.
Iran conflict escalates jet fuel prices, forcing global airlines to cancel flights and raise fares, impacting the summer travel season.
Mexican households face increasing financial strain due to a 41% rise in healthcare expenditure, disproportionately affecting low-income families and older adults.
An in-depth look at the USMCA's five-year impact on North American trade, Mexico's rise as a key U.S. partner, and the critical implications of the 2026 review.
This weekly economic analysis covers key developments for Mexico's business sector, including electoral reforms, new investment laws, market trends, labor updates, and energy policy.
The 2026 conflict in Hormuz led to a 97-cent dollar surge, impacting the Mexican peso and fueling inflation, significantly affecting Mexican households.
Nuevo León secures its position as a vital export engine for Mexico, ranking fourth nationally with significant export value in Q4 2025.
Pemex reports an acceleration in oil barrel production in Mexico for February, despite a slight monthly decline, marking its third consecutive annual increase.
Global conflicts, like US-Iran tensions, burden Mexico's economy with higher energy costs, rising inflation, and increased business uncertainty, impacting families and operations.
An analysis of the significant economic impact of organized crime in Mexico, comparing its estimated value to various national economic sectors.
Despite global uncertainty, the Mexican peso remains stable against the dollar. Explore the factors influencing its resilience.
Jalisco's economy grapples with a structural slowdown, driven by informal growth, weakening formal employment, and inflation eroding purchasing power. An ITESO analysis reveals key challenges.
Aguascalientes saw a deceleration in foreign direct investment during Q4 2025, driven by negative flows in new investments and inter-company accounts, contrasting with earlier positive results.
Mexico's private consumption is projected for annual growth in early 2026, despite slight monthly dips, according to INEGI's timely estimates.
Concanaco warns that escalating tensions involving Iran could impact Mexico's economy through higher fuel and logistics costs.
Mexican President Sheinbaum held a meeting with a delegation of over 100 Nordic business leaders to discuss investment opportunities and strategic sectors in Mexico.
Mexican business leaders largely support the USMCA's continuity, but have key concerns regarding its 2026 review, including unilateral tariffs and legal certainty for investments.
The Middle East conflict drives up oil and dollar prices, creating economic pressure and inflation for Jalisco's businesses and consumers.
Escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle East drive up oil prices, trigger global stock market declines, and pressure the dollar.
Emotiv Mobility announces a $150 million investment in Monterrey for a new manufacturing plant and regional office, strengthening its North American automotive sector presence.
Mexico City's hotel sector projects near 85% occupancy during the 2026 World Cup, with full capacity expected on match days. Ample lodging and strong coordination are reported.
Querétaro's remunerated job positions grew 0.8% annually in Q3 2025, slightly above the national average, reflecting continued economic dynamism.
Guanajuato secures MXN 4 billion in public debt from BBVA and Banamex for strategic and social infrastructure, distributed proportionally based on population and vulnerability.
Jalisco launches a 4.662 billion peso economic strategy focusing on financing, infrastructure, innovation, tourism, and talent development to outpace national growth.
The Mexican peso depreciates as the US dollar strengthens on March 3rd, driven by escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and investors seeking safe-haven assets.
Querétaro Municipality surpasses 9.3 billion pesos in new business investment, marking over 83% growth in 2025 and driving economic stability.
Military conflicts involving Iran are driving global oil prices up. This article analyzes how rising crude prices, driven by Strait of Hormuz risks, impact Mexico's economy, fiscal revenue, fuel costs, and inflation.
Guanajuato is Mexico's 5th economic engine, driven by an industrial corridor, nearshoring, and major employers. Discover the companies sustaining over 40K jobs.
Nuevo León spearheads industrial park growth in Mexico, driven by automotive investments and nearshoring logistics.
Mexican inflation in February 2026 showed pressure, especially in fresh food and essential services, impacting household purchasing power and consumer stability.
Mexico's GDP growth in 2025 surpassed initial forecasts, with upward revisions indicating a slightly more favorable year-end performance for the Mexican economy.
Mexican business leaders warn of severe supply chain disruptions and employment risks following nationwide violence and blockades after cartel leader 'El Mencho's' reported takedown, urging stability.
The UAA's new nixtamalization lab in Aguascalientes aims to transform corn processing, reducing water consumption, processing time, and fossil fuel use while fostering industry innovation.
Mexico's heatwaves create significant economic opportunities, boosting demand for specific goods and services across various industries by 2026, while also posing operational challenges.
Banorte forecasts Aguascalientes' economic growth to reach 2.5-3% by 2026, exceeding the national estimate, driven by strong regional indicators and highlighting strategic resource management.
Mexico City achieves record foreign direct investment, redefining its economic model and strategic position as a leading hub for innovation and business by 2026.
Mexico's tax authority (SAT) is leveraging AI for automated audits, compelling SMEs to adopt AI-powered accounting systems to ensure data consistency and avoid severe penalties.
Economists propose organizational innovation, improved internal management, and fiscal incentives to help businesses adapt to Mexico's 40-hour workweek, enhance productivity, and ensure financial viability.
Mexico and Canada unveil a new bilateral economic action plan to deepen integration, attract strategic investments, and streamline regulations, complementing the USMCA.
Mexico's financial landscape shows improved access to credit for households and businesses, though interest rates remain high by international standards.
San Luis Potosí's agricultural sector sets new records in food production and job creation, bolstering the state's economy. Discover the key activities driving this growth.
BYD, Geely, and VinFast are finalists to acquire the strategic COMPAS automotive plant in Aguascalientes, Mexico, a key asset for Asian manufacturers amid trade tensions.
Aguascalientes anticipates economic growth three times the national average, fueled by new automotive investments and strong financial stability.
Mexican automotive market in January 2026: sales recovery, rise of Asian brands, and export trends according to INEGI data.
Aguascalientes commences 2026 with robust job creation, adding over 1,600 formal positions in January and reaching a new employment record. The region's labor market shows resilience and stability.
San Luis Potosí enhances its national economic presence by strengthening investment attraction strategies, fostering productive projects, and establishing a multisectoral Investment Promotion Committee for 2026.
Mexico's inflation increased in January 2026, reaching an annual rate of 3.79%. This analysis details the products that contributed to the price hikes and declines across the country.
Guanajuato Brand reported significant sales exceeding 147 million MXN at the León State Fair 2026, boosting local businesses and entrepreneurship.
Ecenarro will invest 7 million euros to double its production capacity in Celaya, boosting the city's role as an industrial and logistics hub in the Bajío region.
Sheinbaum's infrastructure plan offers Jalisco strategic opportunities in connectivity, energy, and development, poised to boost its dynamic economy and regional competitiveness.
Mexican auto sales reached a historic peak in January 2026, signaling robust growth for the sector and surpassing pre-pandemic figures.
Pemex reduces its financial debt to an 11-year low and unveils an ambitious investment program for 2026 to curb oil decline, strengthen refining, and enhance operational sustainability.
Nuevo León's strategic January 2026 investments span mobility, urban infrastructure, security, industrial growth, and automotive manufacturing, strengthening competitiveness for the FIFA 2026 World Cup.
IMCO's Regional Competitiveness Index highlights the Bajío region's strengths in innovation, manufacturing, and strategic value chains, positioning it as a top investment destination.
Mexico's exports to the U.S. grew 5.6% in 2025, reaching $492.513 billion, reinforcing its position as the leading trade partner despite a complex global context.
The Quarterly Indicator of State Economic Activity (ITAEE) reveals which states are driving economic growth and identifying key sectors.
Munters' new plant in Nuevo León enhances industrial specialization, creates jobs, and boosts regional economic growth with a significant investment and focus on advanced climate control.
The falling dollar in Mexico impacts Querétaro's businesses, benefiting importers while challenging exporters. This analysis details the regional economic outlook.
San Luis Potosí's tourism sector is now a key economic driver, with significant growth in revenue, job creation, and ambitious future projects.
San Luis Potosí aims for enhanced air connectivity by 2026, with new domestic and international flights planned, including key routes to North America and a potential direct flight to Canada under the USMCA framework.
This article analyzes the contrasting effects of a stronger Mexican peso (dollar at 17) on Nuevo León's export-driven economy, detailing challenges for manufacturers and benefits for importers.
The Mexican peso's appreciation against the dollar presents strategic adjustments for Guanajuato's export sector and migrant families.
Guanajuato is becoming an agrotechnology hub by 2026, leveraging historic investment, irrigation tech, and digitalization to boost agri-food production and exports.
A comparative analysis of Foreign Direct Investment and remittances in Aguascalientes during 2025 reveals contrasting economic dynamics and their respective impacts on the regional economy.
Oxfam's report highlights how extreme wealth concentration in Latin America, particularly in Mexico, poses a direct threat to democracy by influencing political, economic, and media power structures.
Chedraui details its ambitious 2026 expansion plan for Mexico, including 147 new stores, primarily focusing on its successful 'Supercito' proximity format, aiming for significant growth and market consolidation.
Banamex and SEDECO partner to bolster Jalisco's MSMEs through enhanced financial inclusion, business education, and competitive financing in 2026.
San Luis Potosí explores deeper economic ties with Canada, focusing on trade, investment, and leveraging the USMCA.
The OECD's "Pensions at a Glance 2025" reveals Mexico has one of the largest and most persistent gender pension gaps, impacting women's financial security in old age.
Tourism in Guanajuato is solidifying its role as a key economic driver, demonstrating resilience, generating substantial revenue, jobs, and regional development, outperforming national economic growth.
Nuevo León plays a strategic role in the USMCA review and its vital trade relationship with Canada, highlighting the agreement's importance for regional stability and economic integration.
A recent call between Trump and Sheinbaum puts USMCA, security, and trade at the forefront, signaling key challenges and opportunities for Mexico ahead of the 2026 review.
Nissan expands its manufacturing footprint in Aguascalientes by relocating operations from CIVAC, installing new production lines, and facilitating a skilled workforce transition from COMPAS.
Mexico's Economy Secretary Marcelo Ebrard provides updates on the USMCA review, detailing its timeline, Mexico's objectives, and the importance of dispute resolution.
Guanajuato secures over $1.75B in automotive and auto parts investments, creating thousands of jobs and solidifying its position as a key industry hub amidst global supply chain shifts and technological transition.
Pilgrims Mexico unveils a significant investment plan for San Luis Potosí, aiming to boost food production, create jobs, and expand its operations in the country.
Pilgrim's global firm to invest $1.3 billion USD in Mexico, targeting the replacement of 35% of chicken imports and creating jobs to bolster food security.
Mexico's informal economy is a key driver of GDP. This article explores how credit, especially through tech, can foster financial inclusion and growth for unbanked sectors.
Mexico formalizes a new agency (ATTRAPI) to centralize planning, regulation, and operation of rail and public transport, replacing the former regulatory body.
Donald Trump dismisses the USMCA trade agreement as irrelevant, raising concerns for the automotive industry and future trade relations amid geopolitical tensions.
US arms buildup tension has economic repercussions for consumers, affecting inflation, credit, and trade agreements like the T-MEC.
Military tension and U.S. actions towards Venezuela and Mexico could significantly impact Mexico's economy and T-MEC negotiations, raising concerns about investment and sovereignty.
The USMCOC Aguascalientes Chapter convened its first 2026 session amid critical Mexico-US bilateral relations, focusing on economic certainty, risk analysis, and investment protection.
Jalisco's technology exports reached $32.5 billion in 2025, marking an 81% growth. The electronics sector's 102.3% increase drove this surge, positioning Jalisco as a top exporter in Mexico.
Guanajuato Governor highlights León Fair's vital role in boosting local economy, supporting over 1,000 SMEs, and driving regional development through "Marca Guanajuato" initiative.
UAA Business Incubator celebrates 20 years, highlighting its 95% project survival rate and new call for applications. It adapts to AI and hybrid strategies, transforming local entrepreneurship.
Aguascalientes experienced robust economic growth in 2025, driven by strategic investments, infrastructure expansion, and leadership in nearshoring and innovation.
SEDECYT in Aguascalientes has launched a dual training strategy for MSMEs by 2026. This includes immediate programs on AI and finance, and an e-commerce diploma with Universidad Panamericana, aiming to equip businesses with digital tools and improve financial management for competitive advantage.
Nuevo León enhances institutional coordination at Puerto Colombia-Laredo, a key border crossing, to prepare for the FIFA World Cup 2026 and growing bilateral trade, focusing on infrastructure, security, and operational efficiency.
Stay informed this Thursday, January 8, 2026, with critical business and economic news, from local impacts to global trends. Gain strategic insights into current events and their potential influence on your decisions, including a report on Mexico's 2025 inflation.
Guadalajara is strategically leveraging the 2026 FIFA World Cup for long-term urban and business development, investing in structural improvements rather than just temporary event preparations. Aligning with FIFA's criteria, the city enhances its competitiveness, tourism, and quality of life, anticipating significant economic benefits.
Venezuela's vast 303 billion barrel oil reserves present an unparalleled opportunity for U.S. oil companies, despite decades of decline. Rebuilding its collapsed infrastructure could cost $100 billion.
Aguascalientes maintains a highly specialized technological trade link with Venezuela, primarily exporting liquid and gas filtration equipment, distinct from broader national exports.
Analyzing Venezuela's severe oil production decline, this article explores the technical, financial, and human capital challenges and potential solutions required to revitalize its petroleum industry.
Mexico reviews economic ties with Venezuela amidst political change, focusing on trade balance, investment flows, and remittances, with a look at future prospects.
Nuevo León's manufacturing sector faced contraction and economic challenges in November, with declining production, orders, and investment, despite slight employment growth.
San Luis Potosí announces the launch of the Future Community Distinction 2026, recognizing companies for innovation, sustainability, and social impact.
San Luis Potosí saw an economic boost of nearly 500 million pesos in 2025 from 68 conferences and conventions, attracting over 70,000 attendees.
Mexico's 2026 income tax adjustments impact workers, particularly those near minimum wage, posing challenges for businesses to retain talent.
An in-depth look at Salvador Oñate Ascencio, a strategic business leader whose multisectoral Grupo Soni drives economic growth and development in Mexico's Bajío region, positioning him among key economic players for 2025.
SHPAC's new plant in Guanajuato in 2025 signifies a major milestone, attracting foreign investment and cementing the state's role as a strategic hub for advanced manufacturing and global value chains.
Tony Chang, founder of UTAS-NOVA, concludes 2025 by solidifying a significant advanced manufacturing investment in Aguascalientes, Mexico. This venture, valued at over 930 million pesos, aims to transform the North American automotive supply chain with smart vision technology.
San Luis Potosí anticipates up to 12 major investment projects by 2026, primarily in the automotive and home appliance sectors, enhancing regional economic competitiveness.
Carlos Slim suggests a three-day work week and extending the retirement age to 75 to boost employment in Mexico.
An analysis of Mexico's housing market in 2025, detailing the states with the highest property values, and the stark contrast between housing costs and average income amidst rising inflation.
The Lechería-AIFA passenger train is in its final phase of development, with operational tests underway and a launch scheduled for Q1 2026, enhancing regional connectivity.
Querétaro will finalize 53 investment projects in 2025, attracting over 30 billion pesos and generating more than 10,000 jobs, with significant FDI growth.
Concanaco forecasts a significant economic boost for Mexico's tertiary sector during the 2025 December holidays, driven by tourism and traditional spending.
An overview of Jalisco's robust economic performance in 2025, highlighting employment growth, FDI, exports, and strategic advancements in the semiconductor industry.
Explore how innovation districts drive local economic growth by attracting talent, fostering collaboration, and diversifying economies beyond traditional industries.
Official data from President Claudia Sheinbaum shows a 1.1% to 4% national decrease in regular gasoline prices in Mexico as of December 2025.
Mexico's Ministry of Economy defends tariff reform as an economic emergency measure to protect 350,000 jobs in Aguascalientes and other states from unfair Asian competition.
Mexico's Senate has approved a new Tariff Law, aimed at curbing unfair trade practices and protecting domestic industries. The legislation now awaits executive promulgation for imminent implementation.
The new San Luis Potosí–Matehuala expressway will significantly cut travel time to the northern border, boosting logistics and connectivity with substantial private investment.
Jalisco's Labor Secretariat announces an operation to ensure timely year-end bonus payments for 2025, detailing employee rights and enforcement measures.
Banorte secures regulatory approval to sell its digital bank, Bineo, to Klar, marking a significant shift in the Mexican banking sector. Klar gains a banking license while Banorte divests from an unprofitable venture.
The Made in Nuevo León Christmas 2025 Market attracted over 15,000 attendees, boosting SMEs, fostering entrepreneurship, and providing social services in Nuevo León.
San Luis Potosí's construction sector experienced significant growth of 40.2% in 2024, contrasting with a national decline, according to INEGI data.
President Sheinbaum convenes Mexico's top business leaders to form a permanent council for investment promotion, driving the 'Plan México' strategy.
Mexico's 2026 professional minimum wage schedule is set, detailing rates for 61 specialized trades across different economic zones, following general wage adjustments.
Exploring the impact of the 2026 minimum wage increase in Querétaro, examining beneficiary demographics and income levels based on INEGI data.
Prodensa discusses how Mexico became the top market for U.S. exports, highlighting its manufacturing growth, strategic value, and future competitiveness.
Zekko Rivera introduces a hybrid investment model, blending Forex for consistent cash flow and cryptocurrencies for long-term wealth accumulation, adapting to the digital financial transformation.
Fibra Uno achieved 13% compound annual growth over 14 years through financial discipline, diversified portfolios, and strategic investments in high-growth segments.
Unpaid domestic and care work contributes significantly to Aguascalientes' GDP, often exceeding formal economic sectors. This article analyzes its value, regional comparisons, and gender distribution.
CONCANACO SERVYTUR acknowledges the legitimacy of protests but urges that road blockades should not harm the public or economic activity.
Protests erupt over billions in losses and violence from cargo theft in Mexico. A look at the economic impact, key statistics, high-risk routes, and demands for enhanced security.
The Interserrana Highway project in Nuevo León receives federal approval, signaling a major boost for the economic development and connectivity of the state's southern region.
San Luis Potosí showed strong economic activity during Buen Fin 2025, with over 30% sales growth. Residents spent an average of 2,500 pesos, primarily on electronics, and digital transactions significantly increased.
Marcelo Ebrard announces Mexico's Foreign Direct Investment will reach a record-breaking $41 billion by Q3 2025, surpassing growth expectations.
Jalisco aims to boost competitiveness within the USMCA framework. This report details the state's sectorial strategies, trade challenges, and technical stance for the agreement's review.
Nuevo León experienced an approximate 15% increase in economic activity during Buen Fin 2025, driven by extended program days and a decrease in consumer complaints.
Guanajuato attracts two new investment projects totaling $60 million, creating over 400 direct jobs in León and Silao, reinforcing economic competitiveness.
Nuevo León is set to host Latin America's first NVIDIA-powered Green Data Center for AI, a $1 billion investment by AI-GDC and Cipre Holding, bolstering the region's tech hub status.
Mexico's government imposes new tariffs of 156% to 210.44% on sugar imports from WTO members to protect domestic industry and stabilize the market, impacting prices and related sectors.
Aguascalientes faces infrastructure, electrical capacity, and regulatory hurdles in expanding its electromobility network, but progresses with technical training and private investment.
An analysis of Mexico's vehicle production and export trends for 2025, highlighting key manufacturers and BMW's performance.
Buen Fin 2025 (Nov 13-17) to surpass 173.8B pesos with 89% MSME participation. AI, e-commerce (+23.8%), and automation reshape Mexican retail as digital consumers drive growth.
Guanajuato achieves 37% of 6-year investment goal in 1 year with $2.983B across 35 projects. 8,434 jobs committed, managing 25 more projects worth $1.5B and 5,000 jobs.
9 total road blockades in Guanajuato disrupt Bajío logistics. Agricultural producers demand fair white corn prices. Interstate cargo transport and industrial corridors affected.
El Buen Fin 2025 celebrates 15 years from Nov 13-17, targeting MXN 200B in sales with focus on responsible consumption, national products, and expanded consumer protection measures.
Aguascalientes receives 32.421B pesos in 2026 federal budget with 1.5% real increase, below 3.0% national average. Highlights 61.4% growth in FAIS and 86.9% dependency on federal transfers.
Guanajuato generates over 45,000 jobs in H1 2025, ranking among Mexico's top 5 dynamic states. Learn how the state integrates economic growth with social well-being at IMEF Forum.
San Luis Potosí's Congress approves 'Made in San Luis Potosí' seal to promote local products, strengthen supply chains, and boost competitiveness across 169,278 establishments.
Mexico's real estate market transforms with 652B pesos projected investment in 2025. Focus shifts from square footage to urban integration, sustainability, nearshoring, and multifamily projects.
San Luis Potosí boosts agro-industrial exports to Trinidad and Tobago including coffee, piloncillo, tomatoes, chilies, onions, rum and mezcal, ensuring fair trade without intermediaries.
Mexican government announces tax incentives for Buen Fin 2025 to strengthen formal commerce, promote digital payments, and reactivate consumption.
Afore XXI Banorte honored by ALAS20 for sustainable management, transparency, and UNPRI integration, emphasizing high returns with socioeconomic impact.
Guanajuato International Airport reports 5.3% passenger growth and 32.6% revenue increase in Q3 2025, driven by new international routes and strategic investments.
Guanajuato footwear industry endorses Customs Law reform to combat smuggling, protect formal employment, and align Mexico with international trade standards.
Farmer blockades cause logistical disruptions and millions in losses. Government negotiates maize price support while business chambers condemn the economic impact.
CANACINTRA reports 2.3B pesos in losses from farmer road blockades disrupting Mexico's supply chains for 72+ hours, advocating for dialogue mechanisms.
Nuevo León invests 100B pesos in mobility and infrastructure for FIFA 2026, enhancing urban life and establishing the state as a logistics hub.
San Luis Potosí projects 85-90% hotel occupancy in Huasteca for Xantolo and Day of the Dead, driving economic recovery despite recent weather challenges.
Aguascalientes anticipates 100% hotel occupancy for major November events, projecting $15.96 million pesos in economic impact from hotel stays alone.
Mexico's GDP contracted 0.3% in Q3 2025, driven by industrial weakness and trade tensions, challenging annual growth targets with potential rate cuts ahead.
Adding to his tariff rhetoric, the president of United States, Donald Trump —in addition to the possibility of imposing tariffs of up to 40% on all merchandise from 14 countries— announced that he is going for a tariff for medicines and products derived from copper.
Trump reappears in the media this Monday, nothing more and nothing less than to send letters to different countries, in which he sets the percentage of tariffs that they must pay as of August 1, 2025, all in case of not reaching a trade agreement with his country.
The Government of Canada, led by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, has taken a stand against the imposition of Trump's 25% tariffs on its exports.
The President of the United States, Donald Trump, announced this Tuesday his intention to impose 25% tariffs on the import of automobiles, pharmaceuticals, and semiconductor chips.
The President of the United States, Donald Trump, announced a new trade policy that could redefine the country's economic relations with the world.
The President of the United States, Donald Trump, signed an executive order to impose tariffs of 25% on imports from Mexico and Canada, and 10% on those from China.
China faces an unprecedented demographic crisis that has forced the country to revise its pension policy and raise the retirement age for the first time since the 1950s. This change, driven by the decline in the working population and the accelerated aging of Chinese society, marks a turning point in the labor policy of the Asian giant.
