Banxico Raises 2026 GDP Forecast But Delays Inflation Target Return
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The central bank acknowledges that the 2026 World Cup had a limited impact on GDP and warns of persistent inflation in services
In its quarterly report, Banxico raised its growth estimate for the Mexican economy.
The Bank of Mexico (Banxico) raised its expectation of growth for the Mexican economy from 1.1 to 1.5 percent during 2026, due to a better performance than expected during the second quarter of the year. The Governing Board noted that it expects a gradual acceleration of economic activity, although it keeps a downward bias in its forecasts due to external factors that could affect consumption, investment and exports. Find out now! Join our Whats…
LA JORNADA Mexico City. The Bank of Mexico (BdeM) increased its estimated time of growth for the economy of Mexico by passing it from 1.1 to 1.5 percent for this 2026, still below the forecast in which the Ministry of Finance and Public Credit is maintained. This improvement in the point estimate is due to the fact that economic activity between April and June was better than expected, said Victoria Rodríguez Ceja, governor of the central agency…
The agency anticipated a further slowdown than expected for the third quarter and considered that the investment will continue to be weak due to uncertainty about the trade relationship with the United States and the T-MEC.
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