Economic Package

Government Expects to Increase Oil Revenues by 2027

The federal government is expected to return to a surplus from oil revenues by 2027, after two years of losses,…

25 September, 2026

Fitch’s Analysis of the 2027 Economic Package

18 September, 2026

The rating agency Fitch has warned that the target for the broad fiscal deficit—3.9% of GDP—proposed by the Mexican government…

Global Companies Call on Mexico to Maintain Fiscal Consolidation

11 September, 2026

The Global Business Council, which brings together 60 major companies from around the world, has urged the legislature to ensure…

A reform proposal to amend the Customs Law has been submitted

10 September, 2026

The federal government is seeking to strengthen customs law for the second consecutive year by stepping up efforts to combat…

Pemex Will Receive Support from the 2027 Economic Package

10 September, 2026

The Ministry of Finance and Public Credit (SHCP) stated that Petróleos Mexicanos (Pemex) is in line with the provisions of…

The Mexican economy could be affected in 2027

10 September, 2026

The 2027 Economic Package forecasts that the Mexican economy will grow between 1.5% and 2.5% next year, driven primarily by…

The “Economic Package” Lacks Economic Criteria for the Aviation Sector

9 September, 2026

The “General Economic Policy Criteria for the Revenue Bill and the Draft Federal Expenditure Budget for Fiscal Year 2027” have…

Banamex Reviews the Finalization of the 2027 Economic Package

8 September, 2026

The 2027 Economic Package will be characterized by the continuation, for the third consecutive year, of the fiscal consolidation process….

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