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Changelog: Mexico guide

This is a living guide. Every page is reverified against its official source and dated.

Date	Page	Change
2026-10-25	Start here: the legal gateways every foreign investor crosses in Mexico	New page: legal gateways for foreign investors in Mexico (open default and exceptions under LIE arts. 4 to 9, CNIE asset threshold of MXN 28,623,925,390.72 per DOF 5 August 2025, name authorization and foreigners clause, S.A. and S.A.S. rules under LGSM, RNIE registration and renewals, CFF shareholder RFC and beneficial owner rules), verified against official texts.
2026-10-25	Start here: the legal gateways every foreign investor crosses in Mexico	The art. 9 asset threshold rose from MXN 26,978,252,017.64 (Sixth General Resolution, DOF 24 June 2024) to MXN 28,623,925,390.72, adjusted by Mexico's 2024 nominal GDP growth of 6.1 percent; published DOF 5 August 2025 and in force from the following day. It applies until the CNIE issues a new general resolution.
2026-10-25	Mexico's economy at a glance: the rules behind rates, inflation, the peso and the budget	New page: Mexico macro landing page covering Banxico autonomy and mandate (Constitution art. 28, Ley del Banco de México arts. 2 and 21), the 3 percent inflation target, the 6.50 percent policy rate held on 24 September 2026, the FIX exchange rate rules, the LFPRH art. 17 balanced budget rule, the 2026 Revenue Law borrowing ceilings with the 2027 law pending in the Senate, the 2027 package RFSP target of 3.9 percent of GDP, and the USMCA moving to annual reviews in July 2026, plus latest INEGI inflation, GDP and employment data, verified against official sources.
2026-10-25	Mexico's economy at a glance: the rules behind rates, inflation, the peso and the budget	On 7 May 2026 Banxico cut the target rate by 25 basis points to 6.50 percent and described the move as closing the easing cycle that began in March 2024. It then held at 6.50 percent on 25 June, 6 August and 24 September 2026. The 24 September statement said Mexican policy does not have to react mechanically to US Federal Reserve moves.
2026-10-25	Mexico's economy at a glance: the rules behind rates, inflation, the peso and the budget	The 2027 Economic Package, delivered to Congress on 8 September 2026, targets RFSP of 3.9 percent of GDP for 2027 (1.8 points below 2024), after a 2026 target of 4.1 percent, with the SHRFSP debt stock projected at 55.0 percent of GDP at the end of 2027.
2026-10-25	Mexico's economy at a glance: the rules behind rates, inflation, the peso and the budget	Pending: the Chamber of Deputies approved the 2027 Federal Revenue Law in October 2026 (331 votes in favor and 118 against in general) with a net domestic borrowing ceiling of MXN 1.7 trillion and net external borrowing of up to USD 13,500 million, and sent it to the Senate. It is not law until the Senate approves it and it is published in the DOF.
2026-10-25	Mexico's economy at a glance: the rules behind rates, inflation, the peso and the budget	1 July 2026: the joint review ended without an immediate 16 year extension; the parties moved to annual reviews with the treaty in force until 2036 (Ministry of Economy statement on the fifth Free Trade Commission meeting).