标准普尔全球墨西哥制造业采购经理人指数从3月份的46.5降至2025年4月的44.8,标志着该行业自2021年2月以来最严重的恶化,并将目前的收缩延长至10个月。美国关税和客户投资下降导致新出口订单出现自2021年初以来的最大跌幅,这反过来又引发了四年多来产量和销售量的最快下降。自2020年11月以来,企业首次对未来产出感到悲观,理由是贸易政策、需求疲软和成本压力。就业人数下降速度加快,公司不再续签合同,并将员工转为兼职。由于比索疲软和关键材料价格上涨,投入成本以两年半以来的最快速度上涨,尽管销售价格通胀仍然温和。采购活动和预生产库存下降,而随着新订单的取消或推迟,未完成的工作量增加。
The S&P Global Mexico Manufacturing PMI fell to 44.8 in April 2025 from 46.5 in March, signaling the sharpest deterioration in the sector since February 2021 and extending the current contraction to ten months. U.S tariffs and declining client investment led to the steepest drop in new export orders since early 2021, which, in turn, triggered the fastest reductions in output and sales volumes in over four years. Businesses grew pessimistic about future output for the first time since November 2020, citing trade policies, weak demand, and cost pressures. Employment fell at a faster pace, with firms not renewing contracts and shifting staff to part-time roles. Input costs rose at the quickest rate in two-and-a-half years due to the weak peso and higher prices for key materials, though selling price inflation remained moderate. Purchasing activity and pre-production inventories declined, while outstanding work volumes grew as new orders were canceled or postponed.