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Saturday, October 31, 2026

This edition reflects the information available when it was published.

The week so far

This week in Mexico

3 developments shaping business decisions in Mexico this week.

Ranked by business relevance and urgency. Coverage through October 31.

  1. Mexico’s economy grows 0.9% in third-quarter estimate

    INEGI’s October 30 estimate puts real GDP 0.9% above the previous quarter and 3.2% above a year earlier, using seasonally adjusted figures.

    Context

    Services grew 1.1% quarterly and industry 0.8%. Primary activities fell 0.4%.

    Why it matters

    The sector results show uneven growth, not a uniform improvement across the economy.

    Read the sourcesINEGI ↗
  2. Senate has approved the 2027 revenue law ahead of its deadline

    The Senate approved the 2027 revenue law and sent it to the federal executive, Canal del Congreso reported on October 28.

    Context

    The revenue projection is about 10.6 trillion pesos. October 31 is the Senate’s statutory approval deadline under federal budget law.

    Why it matters

    Approval and referral to the executive are distinct from official publication and entry into force.

    Read the sourcesCanal del Congreso ↗Cámara de Diputados — LFPRH, artículo 42 IV ↗
  3. Pemex narrows its quarterly loss but remains in the red

    In results that have not been audited, Pemex reported a third-quarter net loss of 10,795 million pesos, compared with 61,242 million a year earlier.

    Context

    Sales rose 28.5% to 486,779 million pesos in the quarter.

    Why it matters

    Stronger sales and operating earnings did not produce a net profit.

    Read the sourcesPemex ↗

Coverage through 2026-10-31.