Physical investment in Mexico registers its best April in almost four years
Physical investment in Mexico grew 4% in April compared to March, its highest performance since November 2020, when it reported an increase of 6.1%. The data, released by INEGI, marks the second consecutive increase in the indicator, discounting inflation and seasonality.
The rebound was led by investment in residential construction, which increased 12.4%. In contrast, spending on non-residential works barely grew 0.1%, while investment in machinery and equipment rose 2%.
“Growth responds to a combination of factors such as housing construction, private projects and the import of machinery,” explained Humberto Calzada, chief economist for Rankia Latin America.
Calzada added that works related to mobility, airports, stadiums and urban adaptations in cities hosting the World Cup also had an influence.
The result consolidates investment as a driver of future economic growth, according to the institute.




