empty
 
 

01.10.202515:00:00UTC+00Mexican Manufacturing Sector Contracts as PMI Slips Below Key Threshold in September

The latest data from S&P Global reveals a dip in Mexico's manufacturing sector, as the Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) slipped from 50.20 in August to 49.60 in September. This decline, reported on October 1, 2025, marks a shift into contraction for the manufacturing industry in Mexico, falling below the crucial 50.0 threshold which separates expansion from contraction.

In August, the PMI just managed to cling to growth territory at 50.20, indicating slow expansion. However, the latest figures for September reflect mounting pressures on the sector which have pushed it back into the negative zone. The contraction comes amidst a backdrop of fluctuating global demand and challenges faced by supply chain disruptions.

The decline to 49.60 indicates that factories might be experiencing a decrease in new orders, production output, and possibly employment numbers. As manufacturing is a key component of Mexico's economy, this contraction could signal upcoming economic challenges. Policymakers and stakeholders will likely be keeping a sharp eye on the forthcoming data to gauge whether this shift represents a temporary dip or an indication of longer-term trends to address.

  • Grand Choice
    Contest by
    InstaForex
    InstaForex always strives to help you
    fulfill your biggest dreams.
    JOIN CONTEST
  • Chancy Deposit
    Deposit your account with $3,000 and get $10000 more!
    In January we raffle $10000 within the Chancy Deposit campaign!
    Get a chance to win by depositing $3,000 to a trading account. Having fulfilled this condition, you become a campaign participant.
    JOIN CONTEST
  • Trade Wise, Win Device
    Top up your account with at least $500, sign up for the contest, and get a chance to win mobile devices.
    JOIN CONTEST
  • 30% Bonus
    Receive a 30% bonus every time you top up your account
    GET BONUS


Can't speak right now?
Ask your question in the chat.
Widget callback