2025.08.2212:00:00UTC+00Mexico's GDP Growth Stalls to 0% in Second Quarter of 2025

According to the latest economic data updated on August 22, 2025, Mexico's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth has come to a halt, recording a 0.0% change in the second quarter of 2025. This marks a slight decline from the previous quarter, where a modest growth of 0.1% was observed. The figures indicate a stagnation in the economic momentum that was detected in the earlier part of the year.

When examining the numbers on a year-over-year basis, the stagnation reflects the challenges Mexico continues to face in bouncing back to solid economic growth. The previous indicator, a 0.1% increase, was the result of various attempts to boost the national economy through fiscal policies and stimulus measures. However, the current data suggests that these efforts have had limited success in sustaining growth.

The slowdown in GDP growth could be attributed to external factors including fluctuations in global markets and internal economic constraints that have yet to be fully addressed. With these figures in hand, economists and policymakers will need to delve deeper to identify the underlying issues and implement strategies that could reinvigorate Mexico's economic progress in coming quarters.