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Published on Wednesday, April 21, 2021 | Updated on Thursday, April 29, 2021

Mexico Economic Outlook. Second quarter 2021

Summary

Greater economic dynamism due to external impulse and a gradual normalization in 2021. Banxico will remain in a long pause and will not start a cycle of increases until 2023.

Key points

  • Key points:
  • Partial and gradual recovery of GDP (4.7% in 2021); upward bias in growth, but cautious in a challenging domestic environment
  • The industry surprised to the rise in February (0.4% MoM) driven by construction; manufacturing (-2.1% MoM) shows signs of recovery in March
  • Expectations of recovery of the formal employment of the IMSS improves. A more dynamic recovery in employment is expected at the end of the year. However, pre-pandemic levels will be reached until 2022
  • Headline inflation will rebound sharply -temporarily- in April, but will decelerate rapidly. It is estimated that it will be at 4.2% at the end of the year
  • We anticipate that Banxico has entered a prolonged pause, and that the monetary rate will remain at 4.00% during 2021-2022

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Documents and files

Presentation (PDF)

Mexico-Outlook-2Q21.pdf

English - April 29, 2021

Presentation (PDF)

Presentacion-Situacion-Mexico-2T21.pdf

Spanish - April 21, 2021

Report (EPUB)

Situacion-Mexico-2T21.epub

Spanish - April 22, 2021

Report (PDF)

Situacion-Mexico-2T21.pdf

Spanish - April 21, 2021

Authors

Javier Amador
Javier Amador Principal economist for Mexico
BBVA Research
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David Cervantes Arenillas
David Cervantes Arenillas Senior economist for Mexico
BBVA Research
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Arnulfo Rodríguez
Arnulfo Rodríguez Principal economist for Mexico
BBVA Research
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Saide Aránzazu Salazar
Saide Aránzazu Salazar Principal economist for Mexico
BBVA Research
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Carlos Serrano
Carlos Serrano Chief economist for Mexico
BBVA Research
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