According to the balances of the federal public sector debt, the gross amount reported at the end of June is 712,000 million pesos more than registered at the end of 2024, and 2.06 more billion, compared to June last year.
The total federal public sector debt equals twice the public spending approved for this year equivalent to 9.30 billion pesos. It is 6.6 times that everything that was collected from January to June for collection of ISR, VAT, IEPS and taxes on foreign trade, equivalent to 2.84 billion. It is 11.4 times what the public sector has scheduled to pay for pensions and retirements this year; 1.64 billion.
Of this debt 76% is internal and external 24%. Meanwhile, 86% correspond to the federal government debt, the rest to CFE and Pemex.
For the interests of this gross debt, The financial cost reached 700,474 million of pesos, with a growth of 10.8% compared to the same period last year.
So CFE, Pemex and the Federal Government paid an average of 3.9 billion pesos a day from January to June, for interest, commissions and other expenses related to their financial obligations. It is the largest financial cost of registration For a January-June period in the last 20 years, the Mexican Institute for Competitiveness (IMCO) detailed in an analysis.
If we all had to pay the gross debt at this time, Each inhabitant would have to disburse 142,000 pesos. Well, Conapo says that there are currently 132.3 million Mexicans.
According to the paying calendar in force as of June 30, 2025, the Federal Public Sector plans to pay 9.5% of the total balance of its gross debt within six months. Between July 1 and December 31, 2025, it will have to disburse 1.80 billion pesos to deal with its financial obligations, Imco detailed.
In addition, in the five -year period covered from January 1, 2026 as of December 31, 2030 must pay two fifths (42.3%) of its total debt: 7.98 billion pesos. 48.2% (9.09 billion pesos) remaining the balance of debt has maturities from 2031 and until 2115, the institute added.
