Summary
Five major federal entities in Mexico generate approximately 44.6% of the country’s GDP and comprise 38.6% of the country’s population as of 2017, according to the OECD.
The mining, manufacturing and utilities sector contributed 24.8% to the gross value added (GVA) in 2018, followed by wholesale, retail and hotels, and financial intermediation, real estate and business activities which contributed 22.3% and 20.5%, respectively. According to MarketLine, the three sectors are expected to grow by 4.3%, 5.4% and 4.6%, respectively, in 2019.
Scope
- According to the Logistics Performance Index by the World Bank, Mexico’s rank improved from 54th in 2016 to 51st in 2018 (out of 160 countries).
- The Mexican government plans to invest US$25bn during 2019-2020 to boost infrastructure, investment and private consumption.
- Overall, the S&P/BMV IPC exhibited a downward trend over the last year. As of September 10, 2019, the S&P/BMV IPC stood at 42,588.1, compared to 48,848.7 on September 10, 2018.
Reasons to buy
- Macroeconomic Outlook Report identifies the potentials of the country as an investment destination by analyzing the political, economic, social, technological, legal and environmental (PESTLE) structure.
- PESTLE Insights provides 360 degree view of the economy which can be used as a strategic tool to understand the market dynamics, business potentials and direction of operations
- Along with providing the country’s snapshot, the report captures the risk factors pertaining to the macroeconomic risks, political environment, legal environment, demographic and social structure effectiveness, technology & infrastructure and natural and geographic aspects that might impact business.
- This report also highlights key clusters/cities which contribute significantly to the country GDP and population along with major companies’ presence in these areas.
Companies Mentioned
Pemex
Alestra
Banregio
Cemex
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Table of Contents
Did You Know?
Country Highlights
Country Snapshot
PESTLE Insights
Political Landscape
Economic Landscape
Social Landscape
Technological Landscape
Legal Landscape
Environmental Landscape
Outlook
List of Figures
Exhibit 1: Mexico’s Performance in terms of the Country Risk Analysis in Comparison to Latin America and the World
Exhibit 2: Performance Overview (Score: 1-100)
Exhibit 3: Broad Categories and Weights Behind the Index
Exhibit 4: Mexican Stock Index - S&P/BMV IPC
Exhibit 5: Key Sectors’ Contribution to the Economy (2014-2021f)
Exhibit 6: Net FDI Inflow (2012-2018) and FDI Inflow by Industry (2016-2017)
Exhibit 7: FDI by Country and Region (2016-2017)
Exhibit 8: Key Infrastructure Indicators
Exhibit 9: Real GDP and Household Consumption Growth Rate (2014-2021f)
Exhibit 10: Real GDP Growth Rate Comparison (2018)
Exhibit 11: Export, Import and Trade Balance (2014-2021f)
Exhibit 12: Current Account Balance (2014-2021f)
Exhibit 13: Top Three Commodity Exports, % of Total Exports (2015-2018)
Exhibit 14: Vehicles, % Share in World’s Total (2018)
Exhibit 15: Interest Rates (September 2012 - September 2019)
Exhibit 16: Exchange Rate (2014-2021f)
Exhibit 17: Public Finance (2014-2021f)
Exhibit 18: General Government Debt (2014-2021f)
Exhibit 19: Employment/Unemployment (2014-2021f)
Exhibit 20: Average Annual Wages (2014-2021f)
Exhibit 21: Labor Cost Index (2014-2021f)
Exhibit 22: Rural/Urban Share of Total Population (1990, 2000, 2010, 2020f)
Exhibit 23: Age-group Share of Total Population (1990, 2000, 2010, 2020f)
Exhibit 24: Gender Split (2000, 2010, 2020f)
Exhibit 25: Internet Users % of Total Population, Mobile Penetration Rate and Broadband Penetration Rate (2018e)
Exhibit 26: Number of Patents Granted Per Million Population (2018)
Exhibit 27: High-technology Exports (% of Manufactured Exports) (2018)
Exhibit 28: Doing Business in Mexico 2019
Exhibit 29: Corruption Perceptions Index (Rankings) (2018)
Exhibit 30: CO2 Emissions (2012-2017)
