Mexico Gross Domestic Product QoQ

Gross Domestic Product QoQ in MX Declines by 0.30 Percent November Report Shows Continued Economic Contraction in MX Gross Domestic Product QoQ measures the change in the value of all goods and services produced in MX from one quarter to the next, reflecting short-term economic momentum. Fast facts: latest GDP contraction stands at -0.30%, matching October’s decline; the figure missed the -0.10% estimate; data released on November 21, 2025. MX’s economy shrank again this quarter, signaling persistent headwinds despite hopes for a rebound. The 0.30% drop aligns with the previous quarter’s contraction, underscoring ongoing challenges in domestic demand and export markets. JPMorgan analysts noted that “the lack of growth reflects subdued consumer spending and external uncertainties, which are likely to keep pressure on MX’s economic recovery.” With inflation pressures easing, the central bank may hold steady on policy, but growth prospects remain fragile as global conditions weigh on MX’s outlook.