Overview
- Official figures show remittances fell 16% from June to July and are down about 5% so far in 2025, roughly back to 2022 levels.
- The federal government is working with Banco de México to pinpoint causes, noting repatriations are not high compared with previous periods.
- Sheinbaum said the decline has not produced a drastic macroeconomic impact and emphasized stable public finances.
- Authorities are promoting the Finabien card to facilitate low‑documentation, mail‑delivered electronic transfers valid in both countries that are not taxed.
- Hacienda is preparing the 2026 economic package for presentation by September 8, and the administration says it will not raise taxes next year.