Foreign Retirees Withdraw $92.353 Billion in Mexico – Banco de México
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At a glance
- Mexico concluded 2025 with a capital outflow of 92.353 billion pesos, reversing three consecutive years of inflows, according too official data.
- The reversal occurred amid increased risk aversion in international markets, largely driven by the aggressive trade policies of U.S.
- Data from the Bank of Mexico (BdeM) shows that foreign investors held 1.832 trillion 178 million pesos in Mexican government debt at the close of 2024.
Mexico Experiences Capital Outflow in 2025
Mexico concluded 2025 with a capital outflow of 92.353 billion pesos, reversing three consecutive years of inflows, according too official data.
The reversal occurred amid increased risk aversion in international markets, largely driven by the aggressive trade policies of U.S. President Donald Trump and lower interest rates in Mexico, which diminished the appeal of local instruments to foreign investors.
Data from the Bank of Mexico (BdeM) shows that foreign investors held 1.832 trillion 178 million pesos in Mexican government debt at the close of 2024. By December 31, 2025, that figure decreased to 1.739 trillion 824 million pesos.