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Coparmex Jalisco urges federal budget to prioritize strategic public investment and address competitiveness gaps for state growth.
Manufacturing emerges as the primary driver of formal employment in Nuevo León during July 2026, offsetting losses in other sectors and contributing to state growth.
Banco de México (Banxico) revises 2026 GDP growth forecast upward to 1.5%, reflecting a stronger Q2 but maintaining a cautious outlook.
The Mexican economy expanded by 1.4% in Q2 2026, driven by primary, secondary, and tertiary economic activities.
Analysis of Querétaro's employment landscape in Q1 2026 reveals sector-specific growth and contraction.
Canacintra Aguascalientes President Erika Vidrio asserts that despite positive foreign investment figures, local businesses, especially SMEs, are not seeing proportional growth.
Analysis reveals that informal economy is increasingly powering Jalisco's economic expansion, with significant growth in construction and services.
Aguascalientes reports $342.1 million in FDI in Q1 2026, the highest in nine years, driven by manufacturing and key international investors.
Mexico's manufacturing landscape shifts in 2025, with southern and central-east states like Tabasco and Oaxaca leading growth, while traditional northern hubs experience declines.
San Luis Potosí's construction sector experienced significant growth of 40.2% in 2024, contrasting with a national decline, according to INEGI data.
Guanajuato International Airport reports 5.3% passenger growth and 32.6% revenue increase in Q3 2025, driven by new international routes and strategic investments.
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.
