The survey highlights that the main obstacles to growth are problems of public insecurity, a factor that increased 5 points in experts’ concerns.
Banxico highlighted that specialists consider that, at a general level, the main factors that could inhibit growth are associated with governance (with 44% of responses); internal economic conditions (26%); and external conditions (25%).
In Banco de México’s quarterly report, published at the end of November, the central bank maintained its forecasts that the economy will grow 1.1% in 2026.
Economists from private banks have indicated that the renegotiation of the T-MEC will be key to growth in 2026, since if this renegotiation extends beyond mid-2026, investment would be delayed until next year, which would result in weak growth, below the estimated 1%.
