Overview
- The surplus equaled 0.5% of GDP, reversing a 0.5% deficit in the same quarter of 2024.
- Banxico credited stronger non‑oil merchandise trade and a narrower primary‑income gap, partly offset by a smaller secondary‑income surplus and wider services and oil‑goods deficits.
- Goods and services still posted a combined $8.88 billion shortfall, with a $4.28 billion goods deficit and a $4.59 billion services gap.
- The financial account registered a $942 million surplus, while the capital account showed a $22 million deficit.
- The result contrasts with a $1.79 billion current‑account deficit in Q2 2025 and a $2.04 billion deficit in Q3 2024.