
Instituto Nacional de Estadisticas y Geografía de México (INEGI)
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This dataset includes Mexico's monthly consumer price index, disaggregated by supplementary and underlying sub-indices. Base year 2Q-2018=100
This dataset includes Mexico's quarterly Gross Domestic Product at constant prices on the aggregate demand side. Data are in millions of pesos. Base year 2018=100
This dataset includes Mexico's monthly Industrial Production Index. Data are presented seasonally adjusted and not seasonally adjusted. Base Index is 2018=100
This dataset includes quarterly information about activity, employment, and unemployment in Mexico. The data is expressed in units of people
This dataset includes biweekly data on the Consumer Price Index (CPI) and Investment Units (UDIS) in Mexico. Since July 15, 2011, INEGI has had the exclusive authority to publish national price indices, replacing the Bank of Mexico, which last reported data for June 2011.
This dataset includes the monthly economic activity index (IGAE) of Mexico by economic activity groups. The data are presented as original and seasonally adjusted series. Base year 2018=100.
This dataset includes Mexico unemployment published by INEGI. Data shows the cycle trend serie and unemployment rate in seasonally adjusted since 2005.
This dataset includes Mexico's monthly business confidence index, it is also disaggregate by sectors.
This dataset includes Mexico's quarterly GDP disaggregated into different categories. The data is expressed in constant prices. Base year 2018.
This dataset includes the monthly index of real retail and wholesale sales revenues seasonally adjusted for Mexico. Data come from the Monthly Survey of Commercial Establishments (EMEC) conducted by INEGI. The base year is 2018=100
This dataset contains Mexico’s monthly Gross Fixed Investment Volume Index, disaggregated by type of good and origin. It includes both the original and seasonally adjusted series, with a base year of 2018=100.
This data set includes biweekly core and non-core inflation for Mexico. Base year: second half of July 2018.
This dataset includes monthly information of the index value production from the construction sector in Mexico. published by INEGI. The information comes from the National Survey of Construction Companies (ENEC) conducted by INEGI, which involves economic units mainly dedicated to building construction, civil engineering construction, and specialized construction work. Base year is 2018=100.
This dataset includes Mexico monthly consumer confidence index. This index results from averaging indices that refer to the current and expected economic situation of the interviewee's household. Data are includes original and seasonally adjusted figures and confidence consumer questions indicators.
This dataset includes Mexico's monthly automotive production, sales and exports. The variables are measured in units.
This dataset incudes quarterly information on the Tourism Activity Indicator (ITAT) published by the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI) of Mexico to measure the evolution of tourism. This indicator contemplates information on the number of national and international tourists visiting Mexico, hotel occupancy rates, tourism revenues, tourist spending, among other relevant data.
This dataset includes Mexico's yearly GDP disaggregated into different categories. The data is expressed in millions of pesos, annualized, at constant 2018 prices.
This dataset shows the private consumption published by INEGI. Private consumption measures the evolution of household spending on goods and services, both of national and imported origin, allowing for the monthly tracking of the most significant component of the product from the demand side. Base year 2018=100.
This dataset includes the quarterly GDP deflator for Mexico broken down into different categories. Base year 2018=100.
This dataset includes the monthly seasonally adjusted series of the national underemployed population rate. The variable is measured as a percentage of the employed population, specifically focusing on individuals aged 15 and older.
This dataset includes Mexico's monthly residential construction cost Index it disaggregation by city. Base year is 2019= 100
This dataset includes monthly information of producer prices in Mexico. The data comes from the INEGI. The base is July 19=100.
This dataset includes Mexico's monthly retail sales index. Its disaggregation by categories. The variables are referred to as total income from the supply of goods and services. The base year is 2018 = 100.
This dataset includes Mexico's exports, imports, and trade balance by month, measured in millions of dollars.
This dataset includes monthly information on residential construction by city in Mexico, published by the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI). It represents a tool that allows measuring the variation of prices of materials and services used in the construction of homes in different cities of Mexico. This index shows the evolution of prices of a basket of construction products, such as cement, rebar, paint, among others, as well as construction-related services such as labor and machinery. Base year is july 2019=100
This dataset includes quaterly information of labour cost and productivity in Mexico. The data comes from the National Occupation and Employment Survey (ENOE) conducted by INEGI. The base year is 2018=100.
This dataset includes Mexico's quarterly Gross Domestic Product on the aggregate demand side in current prices. Data are in millions of pesos.
This dataset includes the construction price index of Mexico. The base year is July 2019=100
This dataset includes information from the Monthly Services Survey (EMS) conducted by the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI) in Mexico. The EMS collects information from companies and establishments engaged in activities such as commerce, transportation, communication, financial services, among others. The survey collects data on sales, employees, wages and labor benefits, operating expenses, and investment in the services sector, which is used to calculate important economic indicators. Base year is 2018=100. The data for 2023 and 2024 are preliminary figures published by INEGI.
This dataset includes monthly information on the Global Employment Index by the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI). The IGPOSE represents an approximation of employed personnel in non-agricultural sectors, complements information generated in households, shows the evolution of this variable for the economy as a whole, and serves as an input for analysis, monitoring, and decision-making of various sectors of society. Base year is 2018=100.
This dataset includes information from the Monthly Survey on Commercial Enterprises (EMEC) conducted by the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI) in Mexico to gather economic and financial information from companies engaged in wholesale and retail trade in the country. The EMEC collects data on sales, inventories, employees, wages, expenses, and other relevant aspects of the economic activity of commercial enterprises. This information is used to calculate various economic indicators. Base year is 2018=100.
This dataset includes the yearly GDP deflator for Mexico broken down into different categories. Base year 2018=100.
This dataset includes monthly International Traveler Surveys, which gather information on international visitors entering and exiting the country, reporting numbers, total spending, and average spending. The variables for arrivals and departures are measured in dollars.
This dataset includes monthly information on the Global Remuneration Index by the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI). The IGRESE represents an approximation to the remunerations of the non-agricultural sectors, shows the evolution that this variable registers for the economy as a whole and serves as input for the analysis, monitoring and decision-making of the various sectors of society. The IGREMSE represents an approximation to the real average remunerations of the non-agricultural sectors, shows the evolution that this variable registers for the economy as a whole and serves as input for the analysis, monitoring and decision-making of the various sectors of society. Base year is 2018=100.
This dataset includes the biweekly Consumer Price Index (CPI) categorized by the Classification of Individual Consumption by Purpose (COICOP) 2018. Period: 1Q Jan 1988 - 2Q Nov 2024, Biweekly, Base index second half of July 2018 = 100.
This dataset includes the Consumer Price Index (CPI) by Classification of Individual Consumption by Purpose (COICOP), on a monthly basis. Period: Jan 1970 - Jan 2025, Monthly, Index base second half of July 2018 = 100.
This dataset includes the Monthly Industrial Activity Index (IMAI), expressed with a base year of 2018 = 100. It corresponds to the original series and includes detailed disaggregations by industrial activity.
This dataset includes Mexico's monthly exports and imports of Agricultural and Agro-industrial Products. Values are measured in thousands of dollars.
This dataset includes Mexico's monthly exports and imports of petrochemical and petrochemical products. Products of petrochemical origin include textiles, plastics and chemicals. Values are measured in millions of dollars.
This dataset includes yearly information ssessment of people 18 years of age or older about the security of their entity, city and area, as well as about the authorities in charge of public security and justice functions, published by INEGI.
This dataset includes yearly information of crime prevalence affecting homes and businesses, published by INEGI.
This dataset includes Mexico´s Monthly Terms of Trade by Type of Good. The variables are measured in millions of mexican pesos.
This dataset provides information on the number of individual criminal victimization events reported. It reports the crime incidence rate by federal entity per 100,000 inhabitants. The most recent information on crime incidence rates by federal entity in Mexico comes from the 2023 National Survey of Victimization and Perception of Public Security (ENVIPE), published by INEGI in September 2024.
This dataset presents timely estimates of the Monthly Indicator of Private Consumption in the Domestic Market (IMCPMI) obtained through econometric models, which are specifically generated for Total Consumption for the two months following the official figures. The estimates are made with both original and seasonally adjusted series, but only the seasonally adjusted figures are reported. Data is available on year over year rates.
This dataset presents timely monthly estimates of Mexico's economic activity obtained through nowcasting models, which generate estimates of the annual percentage changes and levels of the Global Indicator of Economic Activity (IGAE) and two major economic activities for recent months and those following the release of official figures. The estimates are made with seasonally adjusted series by INEGI.
This dataset includes monthly information obtained from the Manufacturing Industry Survey (EMIM) published by INEGI. Base year is 2018=100.
This dataset includes monthly information obtained from the Manufacturing Industry Survey (EMIM) dissagregated by federal entity published by INEGI. he data includes the total personnel employed (number of persons), hours worked by the total personnel (thousands of hours), wages paid to employees of the legal entity (thousands of current pesos), total production value of manufactured products (thousands of current pesos), and total sales value of manufactured products (thousands of current pesos).
This dataset includes Mexico's monthly exports and imports of Agricultural Products published by Banxico. Values are measured in thousands of dollars.
This dataset includes Mexico's monthly exports and imports of Petroleum Products. Values are measured in thousands of dollars.
This dataset contains the Monthly Industrial Activity Index (IMAI), expressed with a base year of 2018 = 100. It corresponds to the seasonally adjusted series and provides data for the main industrial activity categories.
This dataset includes other groupings of the Classification of Individual Consumption by Purpose (COICOP) on a monthly basis. Period: Jan 1970 - Jan 2025, Monthly, Index base second half of July 2018 = 100.
This dataset includes the Consumer Price Index for generic prices for total production, on a monthly basis. Period: Jan 1981 - Sep 2024. Index base July 2019 = 100.
This dataset contains monthly data on the automotive industry in Mexico, including information on sales, production, and exports. The data is broken down by vehicle type, distinguishing between light vehicles and heavy vehicles
This dataset contains tabulated EMOE data reporting business opinion indices, including the Global Business Opinion Index (IGOE), the Aggregated Trend Indicator (IAT), and the Business Confidence Indicator (ICE).
This dataset includes quarterly exports by federal entity, measured in thousands of US dollars.
This dataset presents poverty line indicators by consumption basket and area, including monthly per-capita monetary values at current prices and indices with August 2018 as the base period. The Extreme Income Poverty Line is based solely on the food basket, while the Income Poverty Line is based on both food and non-food consumption.
This dataset contains measures of labor poverty, including the Labor Poverty Trend Index (ITLP) and the percentage of the population with labor income below the cost of the basic food basket (labor poverty), by rural and urban areas. The trend is presented as an index, while labor poverty is expressed as a percentage. The indicators track the evolution of labor income and its relationship to the monetary value of the basic food basket, capturing changes in the purchasing power of household labor income over time and across rural and urban areas.
This dataset contains measures of per capita labor income, presented under different valuation schemes, including nominal terms and values deflated by the National Consumer Price Index (INPC) and by the basic food basket, by urban and rural area. The indicators allow tracking the evolution of per capita labor income and its relationship to the monetary value of the basic food basket, capturing changes in the purchasing power of income over time and across rural and urban areas.
This dataset includes the Monthly Indicator of Industrial Activity by Federal Entity, base year 2018. It provides monthly information on the evolution and performance of industrial activities across Mexico’s federal entities.
This dataset includes the Quarterly Gross Saving Indicator and presents domestic saving and saving from the rest of the world. The figures are reported on a quarterly basis and expressed in millions of current pesos.
This dataset contains measures of the wage bill in nominal terms, disaggregated by rural and urban areas.
This dataset includes monthly Municipal Slaughterhouse Livestock Statistics by state. The variables are measured as follows: Number of Heads (count), Meat Production (Tonnes), and Meat Production Value (Thousand Pesos).
This dataset contains quarterly measures of per capita labor income, presented under different valuation schemes, including nominal terms and values deflated by the National Consumer Price Index (INPC) and by the basic food basket, by federal entity. The indicators allow tracking the evolution of per capita labor income and its relationship to the monetary value of the basic food basket, capturing changes in the purchasing power of income over time and across rural and urban areas.
This dataset contains quarterly labor poverty indicators disaggregated by the declared sex of the household head. The indicators include the percentage of the population with labor income below the cost of the basic food basket (labor poverty) and average per capita labor income expressed in constant prices, using as base period Q1-2020. The dataset allows analyzing differences in labor income levels and labor poverty outcomes across households according to the sex of the household head.
This dataset provides monthly information on Urban Passenger Transport in Mexico, covering the main operational variables of different passenger transport systems managed by public and private entities in the cities of Acapulco, Chihuahua, Guadalajara, León, Monterrey, Pachuca, Puebla, Querétaro, and the Mexico City Metropolitan Area.
This dataset contains quarterly data of the wage bill disaggregated by federal entity. The data tracks the evolution of total labor income across federal entities over time, expressed in nominal terms.
This dataset contains quarterly measures of labor poverty, including the Labor Poverty Trend Index (ITLP) and the percentage of the population with labor income below the cost of the basic food basket, by federal entity. The trend is presented as an index, while labor poverty is expressed as a percentage. The indicators track the evolution of labor income and its relationship to the monetary value of the basic food basket, capturing changes in the purchasing power of household labor income over time and across federal entities.
This dataset contains quarterly measures of labor poverty, defined as the percentage of the population with labor income below the cost of the basic food basket, disaggregated by self-represented city. The data allow tracking differences in labor poverty across urban areas over time.
This dataset contains quarterly measures of labor force participation disaggregated by age group and by rural and urban areas. The data allow analyzing differences in labor market participation across age cohorts and between rural and urban contexts over time.
This dataset contains the percentage of school attendance among the population aged 5 to 17, disaggregated by rural and urban areas.
This dataset contains indicators for the employed population disaggregated by sex. It includes labor poverty, defined as the percentage of employed individuals with labor income below the cost of the basic food basket, and average labor income of the employed population expressed in constant prices of Q1-2020.
This dataset contains indicators for the employed population disaggregated by indigenous municipality status. It includes labor poverty, defined as the percentage of employed individuals with labor income below the cost of the basic food basket, and average labor income of the employed population expressed in constant prices of Q1-2020.
This dataset contains indicators for the employed population disaggregated by age group, including labor poverty—defined as the percentage of employed individuals with labor income below the cost of the basic food basket—and average labor income of the employed population expressed in constant prices of Q1-2020.
This dataset contains indicators for the employed population disaggregated by formality status, including labor poverty—defined as the percentage of employed individuals with labor income below the cost of the basic food basket—and average labor income of the employed population expressed in constant prices of the first Q1-2020.
This dataset contains quarterly measures of average labor income for the employed population, disaggregated by sex and federal entity, expressed in constant prices of Q1-2020.
This dataset contains quarterly measures of average labor income for the employed population, disaggregated by federal entity and sector of activity. Data is expressed in constant prices of Q1-2020.
This dataset includes monthly retail and wholesale sales of heavy vehicles by brand, segment, and energy source. All figures are expressed in units.
This dataset includes monthly production of heavy vehicles by brand, segment, and energy source. All figures are expressed in units.
This dataset includes monthly exports and imports of heavy vehicles by brand, segment, and energy source. All figures are expressed in units.
This dataset contains the quarterly information on the Indicator of State Economic Activity (ITAEE), which measures the short-term evolution of economic activity at the state level. The dataset includes the original series (adjusted for calendar effects) as well as the seasonally adjusted version of the indicator.
This dataset contains quarterly data of the Timely Estimate of Gross Domestic Product (EOPIBT), expressed as percentage variations, which provides an early assessment of the evolution of the Mexican economy approximately 30 days after the end of the reference quarter. The estimate is based on the statistical information available at the time, using statistical techniques and econometric models best suited to the data.
This dataset contains the Monthly Indicator of Private Consumption (IMCP), with base year 2018, which provides information on the evolution of household spending on consumer goods and services. The data disaggregate consumption by origin—domestic and imported—and by durability.
This dataset includes monthly Exports Excluding Petroleum, measured in millions of dollars. The sum of the partial figures may not match the total due to rounding. Produced by SAT, SE, BANXICO, and INEGI. Mexico’s Merchandise Trade Balance. SNIEG. National Interest Information.
This dataset includes seasonally adjusted information from the Monthly Survey on Commercial Enterprises (EMEC) conducted by the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI) in Mexico to gather economic and financial information from companies engaged in wholesale and retail trade in the country. Base year is 2018=100.
This dataset contains seasonally adjusted data on the Monthly Indicator of Private Consumption (IMCP), which provides information on the evolution of household spending on consumer goods and services. The data disaggregate consumption by origin—domestic and imported—and by type. Base year is 2018=100.
This dataset includes Mexico’s Monthly Gross Fixed Investment Volume Index, disaggregated by type of good and purchaser. The base year is 2018=100. The figures correspond to original series.
This dataset provides monthly prices and volumes for Mexico’s mining and metallurgical industry, covering indicators at both the national and municipal levels.
This dataset contains information from the Monthly Survey of Commercial Enterprises (EMEC) by federal entity. It includes data on total employed personnel, total and average remuneration, total income from the supply of goods and services, and merchandise purchased for resale without transformation. The base year is 2018 = 100.
This dataset contains information from the Monthly Services Survey (EMS) by federal entity. It includes data on total revenues from the provision of goods and services, total employed personnel, employed personnel dependent on the legal entity, non-dependent personnel, total expenditures on the consumption of goods and services, and total remunerations. The base year for the indices is 2018.
This dataset contains quarterly estimates of the percentage distribution of the population aged 18 and over living in selected urban areas (cities), disaggregated by sex and perceptions of public safety, based on data from the National Urban Public Security Survey (ENSU).
This dataset contains quarterly estimates of the percentage distribution of the population aged 18 and over living in selected urban areas (cities), disaggregated by sex and expectations regarding public safety over the next 12 months, based on data from the National Urban Public Security Survey (ENSU).
This dataset contains monthly information on Mexico’s merchandise trade balance, provided as a seasonally adjusted series. Values are measured in millions of US dollars.
Quarterly GDP by expenditure data for Mexico, sourced from Instituto Nacional de Estadística y Geografía (INEGI). Valuation: Current prices. Currency: LCU billions (national currency, scaled so LCU/FX ≈ USD billions). Update frequency: quarterly. Source: https://www.inegi.org.mx/ Variables: Changes in Inventories, Exports of Goods and Services, Government Final Consumption Expenditure, Gross Domestic Product, Gross Fixed Capital Formation, Household Final Consumption Expenditure, Imports of Goods and Services. Coverage: 1993-01 to 2025-07 (131 records, 1 country). Entity: country
Quarterly GDP by expenditure data for Mexico, sourced from Instituto Nacional de Estadística y Geografía (INEGI). Valuation: Constant prices (reference year varies by country). Currency: LCU billions (national currency, scaled so LCU/FX ≈ USD billions). Update frequency: quarterly. Source: https://www.inegi.org.mx/ Variables: Changes in Inventories, Exports of Goods and Services, Government Final Consumption Expenditure, Gross Domestic Product, Gross Fixed Capital Formation, Household Final Consumption Expenditure, Imports of Goods and Services. Coverage: 1993-01 to 2025-07 (131 records, 1 country). Entity: country
Mexico GDP by Activity (SA, current prices). Source: INEGI via Alphacast 40261.
Monthly volume and value of production and sales of grain and oilseed milling products in Mexico since 2018, across five activity classes covering wheat, maize and other grain milling and oil and fat extraction. Published by the Instituto Nacional de Estadística y Geografía.
Monthly volume and value of production and sales of iron and steel products in Mexico since 2018, across five SCIAN activity classes covering integrated steelworks, primary shapes and ferroalloys, tubes and posts, other iron and steel products and cast pieces. Published by the Instituto Nacional de Estadística y Geografía.
Biweekly consumer price index for Mexico since 1988, broken into the core and non-core aggregates and their components, with two observations per month. Published by the Instituto Nacional de Estadística y Geografía. The index is published together with the three rates of change the source releases.
Quarterly labour force levels in Mexico from the Encuesta Nacional de Ocupación y Empleo since 2005, in number of people, broken down by sex, labour force status, position in the occupation, sector of activity, income bracket in minimum wages, and hours worked. Published by the Instituto Nacional de Estadística y Geografía. Each axis contains nested subtotals, so adding all of its members double-counts; observations are dated to the first month of the quarter.
Monthly capacity utilisation and labour input of Mexican manufacturing by SCIAN activity, covering total manufacturing and its 21 sectors, 87 branches and 206 activity classes, with employment by category, hours worked and remuneration. Published by the Instituto Nacional de Estadística y Geografía.
Monthly output value of Mexican construction firms by type of work and by contracting sector, for the construction sector and its three subsectors. Published by the Instituto Nacional de Estadística y Geografía.
Monthly production and sales of bulk construction materials in Mexico in physical units: grey and white cement, mortar and lime in metric tons, ready-mixed concrete in cubic metres, plus refractory bricks, dolomite and ceramic adhesive. Published by the Instituto Nacional de Estadística y Geografía.
Mexico's National Producer Price Index for transport, courier and storage services, monthly, broken down by the 55 activities of sector 48-49 of the North American Industry Classification System for Mexico (SCIAN 2018). Includes general and long-distance road freight, freight transport intermediation, courier and parcel services and warehousing (the core of freight costs), as well as air, rail, water and scenic transport, ground passenger transport and support activities for transport (airport operations, port, road and bridge management). For each activity the three forms disseminated by the source are published: the index level, the monthly change and the year-on-year change, the last two in percent. History starts in January 1981 for activities with long series. Indices are based July 2019 = 100, as measured on the data themselves. Source: National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI), National Producer Price Index, total production by economic activity of origin. https://www.inegi.org.mx
Annual change in inventories of the Mexican manufacturing industry, in thousands of current pesos, from INEGI's Annual Survey of the Manufacturing Industry (EAIM). Publishes the total change and its five components by type of inventory (finished goods, work in process, own raw materials and service supplies, goods purchased for resale, and other goods), broken down by the 314 levels of the North American Industry Classification System for Mexico (SCIAN) published by the survey: total manufacturing, 21 three-digit subsectors, 86 four-digit industry groups and 206 six-digit industries. Annual, 2018 to 2024. These are flows, not stocks: the components add up exactly to the total change in inventories. Source: National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI), Annual Survey of the Manufacturing Industry, interactive tables. https://www.inegi.org.mx