Mexico · IMF Real GDP Growth Forecast Revision, Current Year

## What this measures

Real gross domestic product, percent change from the year before, at constant prices. Mexico.

## Why it matters

Growth sets the pace of demand, hiring and tax receipts. The IMF uses one method for every economy, so countries and regions compare cleanly, and its forecasts are the reference most finance ministries and markets quote.

## How to read it

Each point is one edition of the World Economic Outlook, dated the first day of its publication month. The value is that edition's forecast for the current year (the edition's own year) minus the previous edition's forecast for the same year. Positive means the IMF raised its forecast; negative means it cut it.

## What it does not say

Forecasts are IMF staff judgment at the time of the WEO, revised with every edition. Recent years are often estimates until national statistics are final.

## Source

Source: IMF World Economic Outlook Database, October 2026 (the IMF's published database file, WEOOct2026all.xlsx). Transformation by Palanor: the difference between two published IMF forecasts for the same year, one edition minus the edition before; the IMF does not publish this difference itself. Provided by the IMF "as is" and available free of charge from the IMF; the IMF does not endorse Palanor.