As a result of improved performance in the services sector —which includes activities such as transportation and storage—, Mexican economic activity would have grown in July 2026.

The Timely Indicator of Economic Activity (IOAE), prepared by the  National Institute of Statistics and Geography (Inegi) , anticipated an  annual increase of 2.7%  in Mexican economic activity in the seventh month of the year.

In its monthly measurement, the indicator would also have shown a positive figure, registering an increase of 0.1%  last July.

This rebound signals a  moderate economic expansion in Mexico , coupled with a slowdown in inflation, which in July 2026 stood at 3.12% compared to its annual comparison.

According to the Inegi report, by economic activity groups, an annual increase of 1.8% is expected in  secondary activities —manufacturing and construction—.

In  tertiary activities , which include services such as commerce, transport and storage, communications, education and health, an increase of 2.8% per year is estimated.

By July 2026, the IOAE projected an annual growth of 2.7% in the Global Indicator of Economic Activity (IGAE) .

On a monthly basis, the IGAE, as well as secondary and tertiary activities, are expected to register an increase of 0.1% by July 2026.

The IOAE estimate for the seventh month of the year shows a positive performance of secondary and tertiary activities in Mexico, both on a monthly and annual basis, which, if it materializes, would mean a respite for the Mexican economy, since it would begin the third quarter of the year with slight growth.

The IOAE is a statistical tool that allows anticipating the behavior of the IGAE, as well as secondary and tertiary activities, up to five weeks in advance, according to Inegi.

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Mexico’s transport, postal and storage sector stood at  116.7 points in May 2026, an increase of 0.3%  compared to last April , according to the Global Indicator of Economic Activity (IGAE), carried out by the  National Institute of Statistics and Geography (Inegi) .

On an annual basis, the country’s logistics industry also showed positive performance, registering a 0.6% increase in its economic activity.

With these figures, the IGAE in the logistics sector showed a better performance than in April 2016, when it had a monthly growth of 0.1% and a drop of 0.2% in its annual measurement.

In general terms,  in the fifth month of 2026, the IGAE fell 0.3% on a monthly basis , although on an annual basis it increased 2% to stand at 107 points.

The monthly result of the IGAE in May marked the second decline of this indicator in the year.

Within the IGAE (Global Indicator of Economic Activity), primary activities  —agriculture and livestock—fell by 0.5 percent.  Secondary  activities—manufacturing and construction—declined by 0.8 percent. Conversely, tertiary activities—services such as transportation, postal services, and warehousing—increased by 0.2 percent in May 2026 compared to the previous April.

In its annual measurement, primary activities grew 7.7%, tertiary activities increased 2.6%, while secondary activities showed no variation, representing stagnation.

The IGAE allows us to understand and monitor the evolution of the real sector of the economy in the short term, so its measurement is key for economic decision-making.

Furthermore, it estimates the growth or contraction of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP), as well as detecting the behavior of the productive sectors, which offers an overview of the Mexican economy and its impact on the finances of companies.

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In April 2026, Mexico’s transport, postal and storage sector stood at 116.1 points , which meant a slight growth of 0.1% compared to last March, according to the results of the Global Indicator of Economic Activity (IGAE), prepared by the  National Institute of Statistics and Geography (Inegi) .

Conversely, in its annual measurement, the  country’s logistics industry  , which is part of the tertiary activities, registered a drop of 0.2 percent .

The IGAE in the logistics sector in April showed mixed results, reflecting an industry undergoing readjustments, stemming from the global business environment and a slowing Mexican economy.

Meanwhile, in general terms, the country’s Global Indicator of Economic Activity advanced 1.2% on a monthly basis in the fourth month of 2026, while on an annual basis it increased 2.2% to stand at 106.9 points.

Within the IGAE (Global Indicator of Economic Activity), primary activities —such as agriculture and livestock—fell 0.4% month-on-month. Secondary activities—manufacturing and construction—increased 2.1% in April 2026 compared to the previous March.

Tertiary activities ,  which involve the service sector, advanced 0.7% on a monthly basis.

At an annual rate, primary activities grew 4.7%, secondary activities 1.8% and tertiary activities 2.4% in the reference period.

According to the results from last April, Mexican economic activity registered increases both monthly and annually; however, analysts are cautiously reviewing these data, as uncertainty persists due to various factors such as the protectionist trade policy of the United States and the review of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) .

According to Inegi, the IGAE allows one to know and monitor the evolution of the real sector of the economy in the short term.

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Due to improved year-on-year performance in the services sector —which includes activities such as transportation and storage— , the Mexican economy would have rebounded in May 2026.

The Timely Indicator of Economic Activity (IOAE), prepared by the  National Institute of Statistics and Geography (Inegi) , anticipated a  1.1% year-on-year increase in the country’s economic activity during the fifth month of the year. On a  monthly basis , the indicator would have remained unchanged.

The year-on-year increase signals  moderate economic expansion in Mexico , despite ongoing global trade fluctuations and geopolitical conflicts such as those in the Middle East. However, caution remains.

According to the Inegi report,  by economic activity groups , an annual increase of 0.7% is expected in  secondary activities , which include the manufacturing and construction industries.

In the  tertiary sector , which includes services such as commerce, transportation and storage, communications, education, and healthcare, an annual increase of 1.7% is projected. Furthermore, a 1.1% increase in the Global Indicator of Economic Activity (IGAE) is anticipated, also on an annual basis.

In its monthly measurement, the IGAE and tertiary activities are expected to show no variation; while a decrease in secondary activities of 0.2% is estimated for May 2026.

According to Inegi, the IOAE is a statistical tool that allows anticipating the behavior of the IGAE, as well as secondary and tertiary activities, up to five weeks in advance.

Its measurement is important, as it allows for a preliminary view of economic behavior in order to make informed decisions for better planning in this area.

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Mexican economic activity is expected to have shown positive performance in both its monthly and annual measurements in April 2026, according to the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (Inegi) .

According to the Timely Indicator of Economic Activity (IOAE), the country’s economic activity grew by 0.3% in the fourth month of the year compared to March. The IOAE estimated an annual increase of 0.3%.

By economic activity groups, an annual decrease of 1% is expected by April 2026 in secondary activities (manufacturing and construction), and an increase of 0.7% in tertiary activities (trade, transport and storage, communications, education and health).

According to Inegi, the Timely Indicator of Economic Activity allows for timely econometric estimates on the evolution of the IGAE, as well as secondary and tertiary activities.

On a monthly basis, a 0.3% increase is anticipated in the Global Indicator of Economic Activity (IGAE). A 0.3% increase is projected for secondary activities and a 0.3% increase for tertiary activities in April of this year.

According to estimates from Grupo Financiero BASE , Mexico could have an economic growth of just 1% in 2026 , reflecting a sluggish economic environment.

According to CIAL Dun & Bradstreet , the Mexican economy needs to strengthen investment and productivity to counteract industrial fragility and take advantage of international trade opportunities.

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Driven by growth in secondary activities, the Mexican economy showed a slight monthly rebound in February 2026.

In the second month of the year, Mexican economic activity  increased 0.1% compared to January 2016 , according to the Global Indicator of Economic Activity (IGAE), prepared by the  National Institute of Statistics and Geography (Inegi) .

The monthly increase represented a recovery after the decline recorded in the first month of 2026, when the IGAE fell 0.7 percent.

On an annual basis, this indicator  decreased by 0.3 percent . The IGAE, which allows for monitoring and tracking the short-term evolution of the real sector of the economy, stood at 104.7 points.

By component, primary activities – agriculture, livestock and others – decreased by 0.3%; while  secondary activities – which include manufacturing and construction – increased by 0.4% monthly.

Meanwhile,  tertiary activities , which involve services – including the  transport, postal and storage sectors – fell 0.1% in February 2026 compared to last January.

At an annual rate, primary activities grew 2.3%, secondary activities decreased 1.3%, and tertiary activities increased 0.2 percent.

In February 2026, the transportation, postal, and warehousing sector grew by 0.1% compared to the previous January . In its annual measurement,   Mexico’s  logistics industry also showed positive figures, with a 0.3% increase  in its economic activity, according to the IGAE (Global Indicator of Economic Activity).

The increase in economic activity in Mexico is giving positive, albeit still cautious, signs in a trade environment framed by tariff uncertainty and geopolitical conflicts such as the one in the Middle East.

The IGAE allows us to understand and monitor the evolution of the real sector of the economy in the short term, so its measurement is key for economic decision-making.

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Due to an advance in tertiary activities such as trade, and transport and storage, Mexico’s economic activity would have rebounded at an annual rate in March 2026, although it would have stagnated in its monthly measurement.

The  Timely Indicator of Economic Activity (IOAE) , compiled by the  National Institute of Statistics and Geography (Inegi) , anticipated a slight increase of 0.5% in Mexican economic activity in the third month of this year compared to March 2025. On a monthly basis, the IOAE remained unchanged.

By economic activity groups, an annual increase of 1.1% is expected in the tertiary sector (which includes services such as commerce, transport and storage, communications, education and health), and a decrease of 0.5% in the secondary sector (manufacturing and construction industry).

The estimates include 95% confidence intervals and correspond to seasonally adjusted figures, Inegi indicated.

On a monthly basis, the Global Indicator of Economic Activity (IGAE) is expected to show no change. A 0.1% increase is projected for secondary activities and a 0.1% decrease for tertiary activities by March 2026.

Although the Mexican economy is beginning to show signs of recovery, industry analysts estimate a still cautious outlook for 2026.

In that regard, BBVA Research projected a slight advance for the Mexican economy this year, derived from various factors such as an improvement in consumption and investment.

“We have revised our GDP growth forecast for 2026 upwards to 1.8% (from 1.2% previously), given the resilience of consumption and the recovery of investment. After a weak 2025, formal employment is beginning to improve,” he stated.

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The  Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) adjusted its economic growth forecast for Mexico to 1.3% (+0.1 percentage points), due to the ongoing conflict between the United States and the Middle East. This situation could foster greater dynamism in the U.S. economy, which, in turn, would benefit Mexico.

However, the start of the year has been slow in economic activity, as shown by data from the Global Indicator of Economic Activity (IGAE), which in January registered a monthly contraction of 0.9%, exceeding the outlook, with a performance 0.2 percentage points lower.

In annual terms, economic activity increased by just 0.5%, below the expected 1.9%, according to the  National Institute of Statistics and Geography (Inegi) .

In this scenario, after having successfully completed 2025 with positive results for  TDR Transportes (a member of the  Top 100 of Motor Transport® ), where  70% of its growth came from existing relationships , reflecting the confidence in its business relationships, the goal in 2026 is to expand that solid base.

“Our focus in 2026 is to maintain growth in volume, prioritizing strengthening operations, service quality, and our relationship with our customers,” said Tatiana Robles, commercial director of TDR Transportes.

In addition to the above, the focus is on identifying and taking advantage of areas of opportunity, strengthening organic growth with current customers, but also by  conquering new users, markets and industries .

To achieve these goals, the company relies on key pillars, such as maintaining high service levels, averaging close to 98%, even during peak demand periods . “In 2025, this business perspective allowed us to be recognized with the Road Safety and Logistics Innovation awards  at the Transportation Awards ,” Robles noted.

Among the sectors where TDR Transportes identifies opportunities are retail , chemicals, and food and beverages—markets that demand reliability, safety, and continuity of service , making them critical factors. “We seek to grow with clients aligned with our operating model and with long-term relationships,” he emphasized.

TDR Transportes ‘ objective  is to achieve double-digit growth by 2026 , with a focus on margin management, maximizing the use of installed capacity, and meeting service levels.

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Mexico’s transport, postal and storage sector ,  which falls under the tertiary activities of the economy, stood at  114.9 points in January 2026, representing a decrease of 1.1%  compared to last December, according to the Global Indicator of Economic Activity (IGAE), carried out by the  National Institute of Statistics and Geography (Inegi) .

On an annual basis, Mexico’s logistics industry  showed positive performance, registering a 0.4% increase  in its economic activity, according to the IGAE results.

Meanwhile, in the first month of 2026, the IGAE fell 0.9% on a monthly basis , although on an annual basis it increased 0.5%, to stand at 104.6 points.

Within this indicator, primary activities (agriculture and livestock) fell by 3.7 percent. Secondary activities (manufacturing and construction) declined by 1.1 percent; tertiary activities (services such as transportation, postal services, and warehousing) decreased by 0.6 percent in January 2026 compared to December 2025.

In its annual measurement, primary activities grew 2.4%, tertiary activities increased 0.9%, while secondary activities decreased 0.1 percent.

The decline in Mexican economic activity at the start of 2026 on a monthly basis was due to weak performance in primary, secondary, and tertiary activities.

According to Inegi, the IGAE allows us to understand and monitor the evolution of the real sector of the economy in the short term, so its measurement is key for economic decision-making.

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In 2025, Mexico’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) grew 0.8% compared to 2024 , according to data from the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (Inegi)  released this Monday.

Meanwhile, in the October-December period of last year, with seasonally adjusted figures, GDP registered an increase of 0.9% on a quarterly basis and 1.8% on an annual basis in real terms.

This adjustment showed slight variations with the timely estimate projected by Inegi on January 30, in which it had estimated a quarterly increase of 0.8% and an annual increase of 1.6% for the Mexican economy in the fourth quarter of 2025 (4Q25).

By component, the quarterly performance was as follows: the GDP of secondary activities – made up of manufacturing and construction – as well as that of tertiary activities – such as transport, postal and storage services – advanced 0.9 percent .

Meanwhile, the Gross Domestic Product of primary activities, such as agriculture and livestock, fell 1.4% quarter-on-quarter in Q4 2025, according to statistics from Inegi.

At an annual rate, primary activities increased 7.8%, tertiary activities 2.1%, and secondary activities 0.3% in real terms in the fourth quarter of 2025.

IGAE logistics industry closes 2025 with progress

In December 2025, Mexican economic activity accelerated 0.4% month-on-month , according to the  Global Indicator of Economic Activity (IGAE) of Inegi, driven mainly by primary activities, such as agriculture.

On an annual basis, the IGAE registered a growth of 2.4% in the reference period.

During the cycle, primary activities advanced 6.5%, and secondary and tertiary activities each increased 0.2%, on a monthly basis. On an annual basis, primary activities increased 11.7%, tertiary activities 2.2%, and secondary activities 1.5%.

The transportation, postal, and warehousing sector saw a 1.5% increase  in December 2025 compared to the previous November. In its annual measurement,  Mexico’s logistics industry also showed positive figures, with 2%  growth   in activity, according to the IGAE (Global Indicator of Economic Activity).

According to the consulting firm KPMG , among the challenges that the Mexican economy will face by 2026 is managing the uncertainty derived from the review of the Treaty between Mexico, the United States and Canada (USMCA) , in a context of geopolitical tensions that could affect economic growth, put pressure on inflation and limit the benefits of nearshoring (relocation of production lines).

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