INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
The southern region, comprising eight states, recorded a mere 0.3% annual growth, lagging far behind the national average of 1.1%.The
construction and mining sectors played crucial roles in shaping these regional differences
The South experienced an 8.6% decline in construction activities, largely due to public spending cuts and project delays.In contrast, the
northern and central regions saw a construction boom
The north enjoyed an impressive 11.9% annual increase, while the center followed closely at 10.5%.These regions benefited from industrial
investments and infrastructure projects
The mining sector showed similar trends.The South suffered a 6.5% annual decline, primarily due to challenges in petroleum extraction
(Photo Internet reproduction)Commercial activities also reflected these regional disparities
The South experienced a 1% decline in commerce, surpassing the national contraction of 0.7%.Reduced construction activities and changing
consumer habits contributed to this trend
and Asian companies fueled the construction of warehouses and commercial spaces
developments and industrial preparations drove progress
The construction of vertical condominiums in Puebla and Guanajuato stood out.Public works, including transportation projects in Mexico City,
These disparities highlight the need for targeted economic strategies.While the north and center capitalize on industrial growth, the south
diversified economic drivers
Reliance on specific sectors, like petroleum in the south, can lead to vulnerability.Encouraging a broader range of industries might foster
more balanced regional growth
This economic snapshot offers valuable insights for policymakers, investors, and businesses.Understanding these regional dynamics is key to
