Mexico's 2026 Financial Forecast: A 16.6% Turnaround

Mexico's public sector financing needs are projected to decrease to 16.6% of GDP by 2026, a reduction from the previous year's estimate. The finance ministry also released the 2026 Q1 schedule for government securities auctions, providing insight into the country's economic strategy.

In an optimistic financial forecast, Mexico's public sector financing requirements are projected to shrink to 16.6% of the nation's GDP by 2026, a notable decrease from the previous year's projections.

This announcement, made by the finance ministry on Friday, marks a 2.2 percentage point reduction compared to 2025, reflecting the government's strategic financial planning efforts.

Additionally, the ministry unveiled the calendar for upcoming government securities auctions for the first quarter of 2026, offering a glimpse into Mexico's ongoing economic management. The publication of the auction calendar further emphasizes the nation's commitment to maintaining fiscal discipline and transparency.

(With inputs from agencies.)