01.09.202515:00:00UTC+00Mexico's Manufacturing PMI Surges Back Into Growth Territory in August

In a significant turnaround for Mexico's manufacturing sector, the S&P Global Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) made a remarkable leap from contraction to expansion. The index rose to 50.20 in August 2025 from a concerning 49.10 in July, according to the latest data updated on September 1, 2025.

Breaking through the critical 50-point threshold, the index's climb marks a transition from a contraction phase to an expansion era in the manufacturing sector. This recovery indicates renewed health in the manufacturing landscape, suggesting improvements in order volumes, production levels, and overall demand.

This surge paints an optimistic picture for the country's economic outlook, offering a promising sign of stability and potential growth in Mexico's manufacturing capabilities moving forward. As global conditions continue to evolve, businesses and investors will be closely monitoring the sector's performance as a key indicator of economic resilience and recovery.