Mexico GDP

Mexico GDP from 2010 to today. World Bank and OECD data. GDP in US dollars. Mexico's economy is the second largest in Latin America, blending manufacturing, oil production, agriculture, and services. It is highly integrated with the U.S. through trade agreements like USMCA, with automotive, electronics, and machinery leading exports. Tourism is also a major contributor, with popular destinations like Cancún and Mexico City. Agriculture provides avocados, corn, and coffee for global markets. Oil and gas production, though declining, remain important. Remittances from workers abroad form another key income source. Despite inequality and security concerns, Mexico's GDP is strengthened by its manufacturing base, growing middle class, and increasing investment in energy and technology.

Mexico GDP Statistics by Year