Mexico's GDP grows 0.9% in the third quarter
INEGI's timely estimate puts Mexico's seasonally adjusted GDP up 0.9% on the quarter and 3.2% on the year in July to September 2026. Services grew fastest of the three sectors.
INEGI published its timely estimate of Mexico's gross domestic product for the third quarter of 2026 on 30 October. Seasonally adjusted GDP rose 0.9% in real terms on the previous quarter, and 3.2% on the year (INEGI, bulletin 673/26, 30 October 2026).
Key figures, third quarter 2026 (timely estimate)
- Total GDP, quarter on quarter: +0.9%
- Total GDP, year on year: +3.2%
- Primary activities: −0.4% on the quarter, +1.8% on the year
- Secondary activities (industry): +0.8% on the quarter, +3.1% on the year
- Tertiary activities (services): +1.1% on the quarter, +3.3% on the year
The timely estimate is published about 30 days after the quarter ends, using the statistical information then available. Its next release is due on 29 January 2027. For how GDP releases work and why they are revised, see GDP explained for forex traders.
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Common questions
How fast did Mexico's economy grow in the third quarter of 2026?
0.9% on the previous quarter and 3.2% on the year, seasonally adjusted, in INEGI's timely estimate of 30 October 2026.
When is INEGI's next timely GDP estimate?
On 29 January 2027, according to the bulletin.
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