The estimates also anticipate economic growth of 1.29%, an average exchange rate of 19.1 pesos per dollar and inflation that will show a moderate rebound, in line with the global trend.
Solid foreign investment
The COMCE estimates that 2025 will close with 43.2 billion dollars in foreign direct investment (FDI) and that in 2026 it will be in a range of between 40,000 and 45,000 million, with the review of the T-MEC as a decisive piece to provide certainty and attract projects with greater added value.
Between January and September 2025, Mexico raised 40,906 million dollars, an increase of 14.5% compared to the same period of the previous year.
Manufacturing concentrated 37.1% of the flows, followed by financial services and construction. The United States contributed almost 40% of FDI, while Spain advanced to 14%.
It states that Mexico already appears as the fifth global recipient of FDI and that next year’s opportunities will focus on nearshoring, regional value chains, energy transition and artificial intelligence, as long as there is an industrial policy capable of aligning capital attraction with innovation, sustainability and regional development.
“Mexico is among the main countries with the most FDI megaprojects,” says Comce.
