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Report published September 1, 2026

Mexico Remittances in July 2026: Solid Inflows Offset by MXN Appreciation

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September 1, 2026
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Authors / editors: Alberto Ramos

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Mexico's July workers' remittances reached US$5.57bn (3.0% yoy), coming in slightly above consensus. However, a 7.0% MXN appreciation versus the USD caused remittances to drop 3.7% yoy in nominal local currency terms and 6.6% in real terms.

Key Takeaways

  • 1.Workers' remittances reached US$5.57bn in July (3.0% yoy, 0.5% mom sa), slightly exceeding consensus expectations of US$5.54bn.
  • 2.A 7.0% year-over-year appreciation of the Mexican peso against the USD resulted in remittances falling 3.7% yoy in local currency terms (-6.6% in real local currency terms).
  • 3.On a 12-month rolling basis, remittances stand at US$63.6bn (3.1% of GDP), which is more than quadruple crude oil export receipts.

Table of Contents

  • Bottom Line
  • KEY FIGURES (July)
  • DETAILS
  • Workers Remittances Tracking at US$63.6 bn (3.1% of GDP)
  • MXN Appreciation Eroding Remittances in Local Currency
  • Disclosure Appendix

Report data

MXN Appreciation Eroding Remittances in Local Currency

MetricEstimateContext
Workers' Remittances5.57 USD BillionJuly workers' remittances reported slightly above consensus and GS estimates.
Remittances in Local Currency-3.7%Decline in local currency remittances due to 7.0% MXN appreciation vs USD.
12-Month Rolling Remittances63.6 USD BillionEquivalent to 3.1% of GDP and more than 4x crude oil export receipts.
Jan-Jul Cumulative Dollar Remittances3.1%Mild growth in dollar terms during Jan-Jul 2026 (-8.9% yoy in local currency).
Crude Oil Export Receipts (12-month rolling)14.6 USD BillionCrude oil export receipts compared to 12-month rolling remittances.
Source: Banxico. This is a dated model snapshot, not a live forecast.

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Authors / Editors

Alberto Ramos

Reported Data Context

  • Workers' Remittances: 5.57 USD Billion (July 2026) · Source: Banxico
  • Remittances in Local Currency: -3.7 % (July 2026) · Source: Banxico
  • 12-Month Rolling Remittances: 63.6 USD Billion (12-month rolling to July 2026) · Source: Banxico
  • Jan-Jul Cumulative Dollar Remittances: 3.1 % (Jan-Jul 2026) · Source: Banxico
  • Crude Oil Export Receipts (12-month rolling): 14.6 USD Billion (12-month rolling)

Securities

USDMXN

Themes

Remittance Inflows and Purchasing Power ErosionMexican External Balances and FX Dynamics

Regions

Latin AmericaNorth AmericaMexicoUnited States