Mexico's economy is closely tied to the United States through trade, manufacturing, and supply-chain integration. Automotive production, electronics, aerospace, and machinery form the core of its industrial base, supported by competitive labor and strong export capacity. Mexico is also a major producer of oil, agricultural goods, and minerals. Services such as finance, tourism, and retail contribute significantly to GDP. Challenges include security concerns, infrastructure gaps, and inequality, but nearshoring trends, renewable energy development, and investment in industrial corridors are strengthening economic opportunities.
World Bank Data. 2000-2024. Last updated Oct 2025.
Refer to the latest year-over-year Mexico GDP statistics.