The IMF Executive Board has concluded its 2025 Article IV Consultation with Mexico, noting that the country’s economy remains resilient despite global uncertainty and domestic fiscal tightening. Growth is projected at 1.0 percent in 2025, recovering to 1.5 percent in 2026, with inflation expected to converge toward Banxico’s 3 percent target by late 2026. The IMF praised Mexico’s prudent monetary policy and robust financial sector, while urging more ambitious, revenue-based fiscal consolidation and reforms to strengthen institutions, infrastructure, and the rule of law.
For Berlin’s diplomatic and business community, Mexico’s performance carries broader relevance. Against the backdrop of shifting global alliances and reconfigured supply chains, Mexico’s economic stability reinforces its position as a credible trade and investment partner an aspect not lost on the diplomatic community in Berlin, including the Mexican Embassy, which continues to promote stronger transatlantic and EU–Mexico economic ties.
Read the full IMF report on Mexico’s 2025 Article IV Consultation here.