The guide I wanted when I started looking.
I kept finding the answer on a different website. GDP at INEGI. The peso at Banxico. Public finances at Hacienda. Trade somewhere else. This puts the important parts in one place.
It covers the economy, politics, people, trade, and the relationship with the United States. The figures are dated and the original sources are linked. It is an overview, not an encyclopedia.
The country, without the ten tabs.
The current picture and my main conclusions before the detail.
Political history, regional differences, what Mexico produces, and why growth per person has been slow.
The peso, inflation, interest rates, public finances, Pemex, electricity, and water.
Work, informality, wages, poverty, migration, political power, the judiciary, and security.
Trade, foreign investment, nearshoring, USMCA, migration, security, water, and energy.
My base case, the predictions I am making, and what would change my mind.
The definitions, original links, and best place to start if you want to go deeper.
A snapshot, not a live page
The report is dated 13 July 2026. The Brief, Charts, and Sources pages keep updating. The report keeps its date so a later number never quietly changes an earlier argument.