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Remittances increase for sixth consecutive month; totalled 5 571 billion in July
MX🏛️ Politics4 hr. ago

Remittances increase for sixth consecutive month; totalled 5 571 billion in July

Mexican remittances from abroad continued to grow for the sixth consecutive month in July 2026, reaching $5,571 million according to data released by Mexico’s central bank, Banxico. This represents a 3% annual increase compared to July 2025 and a 0.5% monthly rise from June 2026. The growth was driven by both an increase in the number of transactions, rising from 12.9 million to 13 million, and a slight increase in the average amount sent per transaction, which rose from $422 to $426. However, cash and goods transfers decreased slightly, averaging $415 compared to $447 previously. Over the period from January to July 2026, total remittances reached $6,349 million, up 3.1% year-on-year.

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Remittances increase for sixth consecutive month; totalled 5 571 billion in July

Mexican remittances from abroad continued to grow for the sixth consecutive month in July 2026, reaching $5,571 million according to data released by Mexico’s central bank, Banxico. This represents a 3% annual increase compared to July 2025 and a 0.5% monthly rise from June 2026. The growth was driven by both an increase in the number of transactions, rising from 12.9 million to 13 million, and a slight increase in the average amount sent per transaction, which rose from $422 to $426. However, cash and goods transfers decreased slightly, averaging $415 compared to $447 previously. Over the period from January to July 2026, total remittances reached $6,349 million, up 3.1% year-on-year.

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