Economic Package 2026

The Ministry of Finance and Public Credit (SHCP) delivers the 2026 Economic Package to the Honorable Congress of the Union

  • It is a proposal for economic policy aimed at guaranteeing social welfare, health, education, and housing programs, while also boosting productive activity through public investment in strategic programs that drive the Mexico Plan, under a vision of development based on well-being and humanism.
  • The Mexico Plan is promoted as the axis of industrial and regional development, with resources equivalent to 2.5% of GDP allocated to physical investment, aimed at strengthening the country’s productive vocations and expanding logistics infrastructure.

Source: SHCP

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Start of Construction of the Northern Train, Saltillo–Nuevo Laredo Section

  • The Government of Mexico, through the Ministry of Infrastructure, Communications and Transportation (SICT), began construction of the Northern Train in the Saltillo–Nuevo Laredo section.
  • With a total length of 1,200 km, the Northern Train will run from Mexico City to Nuevo Laredo. The Saltillo–Nuevo Laredo section will cover 396.34 km, starting with the Unión San Javier–Arroyo El Sauz stretch, 105 km in length.

Source: SICT

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CFE Fibra E Announces First Bond Issuance in Its History

  • CFE Fibra E is the first Energy and Infrastructure Investment Trust in Mexico.
  • CFE Fibra E is returning to the markets with a bond issuance in the coming days to strengthen the National Transmission Grid.

The resources obtained will be allocated to reinforcing and expanding transmission infrastructure, an essential service for the development of all economic activities, as well as for achieving the energy transition and energy security goals set by President Sheinbaum’s administration, by enabling the delivery of reliable, affordable, and clean energy to more Mexicans.

Source: Federal Electricity Commission (CFE)

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S&P Affirms Mexico’s Credit Rating

  • The rating agency Standard & Poor’s (S&P) reaffirmed Mexico’s long-term foreign currency sovereign debt rating at “BBB,” two notches above the minimum investment-grade threshold.
  • With this announcement, Mexico maintains its investment-grade status with all eight agencies that evaluate its sovereign debt.
  • The stable outlook confirms the expectation that no changes to the rating are anticipated in the short term.

Source: Ministry of Finance and Public Credit (SHCP)

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