Mexico’s overall business-confidence indicator edges up to 48.4
INEGI’s monthly survey put its composite view of the country’s and firms’ economic conditions at 48.4 points in September, up 0.1 point but below 50 for a 19th month.
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INEGI’s monthly survey put its composite view of the country’s and firms’ economic conditions at 48.4 points in September, up 0.1 point but below 50 for a 19th month.
Data includedINEGI’s seasonally adjusted national trend index stood at 50.6 in September, down 1.5 points for the month but above the 50 threshold for a seventh month.
Data includedINEGI’s preliminary administrative register counted 129,288 light vehicles sold in Mexico in September 2026, 8% more than a year earlier.
Data includedA seasonally adjusted survey indicator from INEGI and the central bank fell 2.5 points for the month, moving below its 50-point benchmark.
Data includedNational consumer prices rose 10.3% year over year and 1.3% month over month in September.
Data includedProvisional September exports were $2.939bn, imports $6.494bn and the trade deficit $3.555bn.
Data includedPreliminary estimate showed a 1.0% monthly increase in Australian dollars.
Data includedA preliminary assessment released on 1 October says damaged transport and trade links could spread the August flood’s employment effects beyond the inundated area.
Data includedSeasonally adjusted imports rose more than exports.
Data includedPrivate vacancies fell while public-sector vacancies rose.
Data includedThe ECB’s August data showed the composite rate on new household loans for house purchase up 6 basis points to 3.60%; the composite cost of new corporate borrowing held at 3.77%.
Data includedInsee’s provisional records show births in August 2026 were 1.6% lower than a year earlier.
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