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Story summary
- Mexico's GDP grew 0.8 percent in 2025, the fourth consecutive year of deceleration after a 6.3 percent rebound in 2021.
- Two-thirds of the economy contracted, with industry, manufacturing, and construction shrinking by 1.1 percent.
- Services and agriculture grew, but their gains did not offset declines in key sectors.
- Economists cite weak business confidence and U.S. trade policy uncertainty ahead of the T-MEC review, while the fourth quarter shows improvement.
