Overview
- President Claudia Sheinbaum said the economic model is working and described Mexico’s economy as solid.
- She reported that October posted the highest number of formal jobs on record in the country.
- She attributed weaker growth this year to reduced U.S. demand—especially in autos—and global tariff dynamics.
- She predicted a favorable finish to 2025 with a continued positive trend into 2026.
- She maintained that investor confidence remains intact, citing foreign investment interest, U.S. supply-chain ties and a stronger peso, and she rejected claims that judicial reform has created uncertainty.