The positive performance of industrial activity in Mexico in April and May 2025 declined in June, driven by a complex economic environment and the United States’ tariff policy, as well as a decline in sectors such as construction and mining.
According to figures from the Monthly Industrial Activity Indicator (IMAI) , compiled by the National Institute of Geography and Statistics (INEGI) , this indicator fell 0.1% monthly in the sixth month of the year. The IMAI also fell annually, decreasing 0.8% .
According to the agency’s figures, the period was marked by declines in three of the four components that make up the IMAI, with manufacturing industriesbeing the only one that registered an increase, with 0.3% compared to May 2025.
Mining fell 1.4% monthly in the sixth month of the year; while electricity generation, transmission, and distribution, water and natural gas supply , and construction each decreased 0.2% compared to the previous month.
On an annual basis , mining decreased by 8.5%, and the generation, transmission, distribution, and marketing of electric power, water supply, and natural gas supply through pipelines to end consumers fell by 3.8 percent.
Meanwhile, manufacturing industries remained unchanged, and construction grew 1.5 percent.
Although it has shown slight progress in previous months, low domestic demand for goods and services, as well as the current global trading environment, have contributed to the decline in Mexican industrial production last June.
Manufacturing was the only activity that increased, which was in line with the forecast of the Timely Monthly Indicator of Manufacturing Activity (IMOAM) , prepared by INEGI, which had anticipated this rebound on July 25.
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