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Mexico’s retail landscape is undergoing a structural transformation as digital commerce becomes the primary driver of growth, outpacing traditional physical storefronts. According to the National Association of Self-Service and Department Stores (ANTAD), affiliated chains generated MXN1.6 trillion in total sales in 2025. While growth at physical stores remained subdued, e-commerce surged nearly 24%, signaling a… Continue reading E-commerce in Mexico surged 24%, surpassing brick-and-mortar stores

  To further expand its market for Chinese tourists, Mexico’s Ministry of Tourism (Sectur) is advancing a new version of the “Approaching China” (Cerca de China) service certification guidelines. This certification primarily targets tourism service businesses such as restaurants and hotels, guiding them to optimize aspects such as language support, reception procedures, and the overall… Continue reading Mexico launches a special certification for Chinese tourists

  Fiscal and regulatory incentives that have encouraged the adoption of hybrid and electric vehicles in parts of Mexico will be scaled back beginning in 2026, following policy changes approved by environmental and legislative authorities. The measures affect emissions-testing exemptions in Mexico City and vehicle registration tax benefits at the state level, signaling a shift… Continue reading Mexico plans rollback of hybrid, EV incentives in 2026

  Mexico City launches a nationwide push to accelerate investment, setting the stage for record capital inflows and economic growth. The city unveiled its first Investment Promotion Committee, a model to be replicated across all 32 states, aimed at removing barriers, streamlining approvals, and fostering private investment. With a pipeline of more than USD 300… Continue reading CDMX launches Investment Promotion Committee

Mexico’s industrial real estate sector is heading into 2026 with a fresh investment surge, even as power availability and grid readiness remain the main bottleneck for new capacity. Projections from the Mexican Association of Private Industrial Parks (AMPIP) say that investment in industrial parks is expected to rise 36.6% in 2026 to USD 5.831 billion… Continue reading Mexico expects industrial parks investmenst up 37% in 2026

Mexico posted a record year for exports in 2025, with overseas shipments rising 7.6% to an unprecedented USD 664.84 billion (approximately RMB 4.79 trillion), according to data from INEGI. The strong performance came despite a challenging global environment marked by trade tensions and renewed tariff threats from the United States. More than 80% of Mexico’s… Continue reading Mexico sets USD 664.84 billion export record in 2025

 With the 2026 FIFA World Cup approaching, Mexico is once again on the world football stage. As a three-time World Cup host, Mexico will showcase its rich football tradition and urban strength to the world through three cities and three stadiums. The Final Draw for World Cup 2026 took place on  December 5, 2025, there… Continue reading Mexico, co-host the 2026 FIFA World Cup

  In 2025, Mexico’s fertilizer import structure underwent a significant adjustment. Data shows that Mexico’s fertilizer imports from China doubled compared to 2024, while imports from Russia and the United States decreased substantially, mainly due to the continued tension in US-Mexico trade relations. According to statistics from the Mexican National Customs Service (ANAM), Mexico’s total… Continue reading Mexico’s imports of fertilizer from China surged by 124% in 2025

The Federal Electricity Commission (CFE), Mexico’s largest state-owned electric utility, returned to international capital markets on Jan. 22 2026, issuing USD 1.5 billion (approximately 10.432 billion yuan) in debt after a 16-month absence. The state-owned utility reported peak investor demand of USD10.45 billion (approximately 72.676 billion yuan), representing a seven-fold oversubscription—the highest on record for… Continue reading CFE raises USD1.5 B bond with sevenfold oversubscription

  Last January 23, 2026, representatives of the Mexican Chamber of Commerce in China (MEXCHAM) held presentation in Shenzhen, Guangdong Province, with a delegation of Mexican students from the Monterrey Institute of Higher Education (ITESM), Mexico’s largest private university, who were visiting China. This presentation was part of the LEAD Business program at ITESM. During the… Continue reading Delegation from ITESM visited China