Mexico's Q1 GDP Soars: Double the Expected Growth

Mexico's Economy Surges: Q1 GDP Growth Doubles Expectations Mexico City – In a surprising turn of events, Mexico's economy has shown remarkable strength in the first quarter of 2025. Secretary of Finance, Edgar Amador Zamora, announced today that the country's GDP grew by 0.8%, significantly exceeding analysts' forecasts of 0.4%. "This growth is nearly double what was expected," Zamora stated during a press conference. "It demonstrates the resilience of the Mexican economy and its capacity for positive growth." The strong GDP numbers are complemented by impressive export figures. March 2025 saw exports reach their highest level ever recorded, a testament to the robust performance of the external sector. Furthermore, inflation remains under control, staying within the parameters set by the Bank of Mexico. This positive economic news provides a promising outlook for the Mexican economy, suggesting a strong foundation for future growth and stability.