In November 2025, Mexico's economic activity index experienced a slight year-on-year decrease of 0.1%, contrasting with the 1.7% growth observed in October. The secondary sector saw a contraction of 0.8%, primarily due to declines in manufacturing by 2.2% and mining by 1.0%. Conversely, the services sector demonstrated a modest growth of 0.2%. This was primarily driven by significant increases in waste management at 11.0%, sports, cultural and recreational services at 7.4%, healthcare and social services at 5.7%, and retail trade at 3.9%. These gains helped offset the downturns in wholesale trade at -6.7%, transport, mail and warehousing at -2.7%, restaurants and lodging at -2.3%, and public administration which slightly dipped by -0.1%. On another positive note, the primary sector expanded by 1.3%, fueled by an increase in animal farming at 2.6% and agricultural output at 0.9%. When adjusted for seasonal variations, monthly economic activity decreased by 0.2%, following a 1.0% increase in October.