A Economic activity In Mexico 0.7% of the eight of the regional contract in Februarywith what rotation three months of falling annual betting, the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (Negs) While the warning of salvation is growing in the country for US tariffs.
Inegi indicated in the report that this is a reduction in the global indicator of economic activity (Igae) from Mexico, based on the original numbers, is the result of a annual decrease in all sectors: primary (-3.5%), secondary (-1.3%) and tertiary (-0.3%).
Thus, economic activity accumulates 0.4% of the year -laceField
Until now, this year the agricultural sector has recovered by 5.5%, and the services increased by 0.3%, but the industry has decreased by 2.1%.
Against, IGAE raised 1% monthly rateAccording to instability, without short -term and calendar factors.
Compared to the previous month, Three sectors are loaded: primary (1%), secondary (2.5%) and tertiary (0.6%).
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The data are published, while the notification of recession in Mexico increases at the Tariffs of the United States as Citi Financial Group On Wednesday, he calculated that the gross domestic product (GDP) was reduced by 0.4% in the first quarter of the year after falling by 0.6% for the last period of 2024, which sets up the technical recession.
Besides, International Monetary Fund (IMF) This week there was a reduction in 0.3% of Mexico GDP this year, while World Bank Predicted by a recession 0%.
The economy of Mexico grew by 1.5% in 2024, but from October to December fell by 0.6%, that its first reduction in the quarterly rate over the past three years, given the uncertainty caused by the presidential elections of Donald Trump in the United States.
The country increased by 3.2% in 2023, by 3.9% in 2022 and 6.1% in 2021, according to the updated InEGI data, which will publish a timely assessment of the first quarter of 2025 on Wednesday.
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Source: Aristegui Noticias
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