President of Mexico Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo stated that inflation in the country remains under control and within historical ranges, while assuring that the federal government is working on measures to prevent price increases that could affect household finances.
During the “Las Mañaneras del Pueblo” press conference, the president noted that, despite international factors such as rising fuel costs driven by geopolitical conflicts, inflation indicators remain stable, prompting coordinated actions with various productive sectors.
Among the measures are agreements with fuel distributors, producers, and retailers to keep prices unchanged for gasoline, diesel, and the 24 products in the basic goods basket, as well as the implementation of incentives, improvements in logistics chains, and oversight to prevent abuses.
It was also reported that, through the Package Against Inflation and High Prices (PACIC), the cost of the basic basket decreased from 1,039 to 910 pesos, while Mexico ranks among the countries with the lowest gasoline prices within OECD economies.
In parallel, the Government of Mexico announced a 1 billion dollar investment by the company Flex for the development of artificial intelligence data centers, which will generate more than 5,000 direct jobs and strengthen the country’s position as a strategic hub for technology and innovation.
