Overview
- The CNBV calendar lists November 2 as a non‑working day for supervised financial institutions, so most bank branches will be closed on Monday, November 2, 2026.
- The Asociación de Bancos de México confirmed the branch closures and said automated services such as ATMs, practicajas, mobile apps, internet banking and telephone support will remain available.
- Mexico's Federal Labor Law does not list November 2 as a mandatory paid holiday, so bank employees’ pay and work rules for that day follow banking-specific agreements rather than Article 74 of the LFT.
- Some bank counters located inside supermarkets and commercial stores are expected to operate on their normal schedules, so customers needing teller service should check specific branch hours before traveling.
- The CNBV calendar, published in the Diario Oficial on December 10, 2025, also sets other 2026 suspension dates so customers should plan in‑branch transactions ahead and monitor their bank's notices to avoid delays.