19.12.202512:00:00UTC+00Mexico's Aggregate Demand Surges in Q3 2025: A Year-Over-Year Comparison

In a significant economic upturn for Mexico, the third quarter of 2025 witnessed a notable rise in aggregate demand. Updated data as of December 19, 2025, indicates that the aggregate demand increased to 1.10%, a considerable jump from the 0.30% recorded in the preceding quarter, or the second quarter of 2025.

This surge represents a substantial year-over-year growth indicating robust economic activity within the country. The figure of 1.10% for Q3 2025 highlights an optimistic landscape compared to the same quarter in the previous year. The first half of the year had seen modest growth, with Q2's aggregate demand stagnating at 0.30%.

The shift in economic momentum underscores improved consumer confidence and increased investment activities, suggesting a positive trajectory for Mexico's economy. This growth trajectory could hold significant implications for economic policies and future business strategies in Mexico as the nation heads into 2026. Analysts will be keeping a close watch to analyze whether this trend signals long-term growth or if it mirrors shorter-term economic fluctuations.