Gross capital formation in US dollars — all countries

Gross capital formation in US dollars — Mexico

Gross capital formation in US dollars in Mexico in 2025 — 414,378,221,909 US$. Ranked 12 in the world out of 131. Since 1960, the indicator has risen by 17,199.7%.

2025 414B US$ −5.3% vs 2024
World rank 12of 131
Period maximum 438B US$2024
Period minimum 2.4B US$1960

Trend over time

1960–2025 · US$

Gross capital formation in US dollars — Mexico, 1960–20250200B400B600B19601967197419811988199520022009201620231960: 2,395,296,000 US$1962: 2,501,152,000 US$1964: 3,788,024,000 US$1966: 4,731,808,000 US$1968: 5,692,704,000 US$1970: 8,076,960,000 US$1972: 9,181,584,000 US$1974: 16,684,048,000 US$1976: 19,809,159,860 US$1978: 24,230,702,332 US$1980: 52,894,601,542 US$1982: 39,800,113,471 US$1984: 34,876,248,302 US$1986: 23,996,990,714 US$1988: 41,318,840,529 US$1990: 60,795,307,116 US$1992: 84,690,582,048 US$1994: 134,735,501,021 US$1996: 85,297,723,071 US$1998: 127,123,160,117 US$2000: 165,219,395,619 US$2002: 165,444,191,452 US$2004: 180,659,441,765 US$2006: 230,213,657,977 US$2008: 280,181,979,200 US$2010: 257,911,939,198 US$2012: 305,967,544,298 US$2014: 304,193,471,256 US$2016: 270,755,363,973 US$2018: 294,947,788,290 US$2020: 226,866,058,061 US$2022: 334,023,895,644 US$2024: 437,549,300,027 US$2025: 414,378,221,909 US$
Change over the period: +412B (+17,199.67%) Average annual rate: 8.25 %

Comparison, 2025

How the value compares with the world and the groups this territory belongs to: Mexico

Mexico 414B US$
Central America computed 476B US$
Upper-middle-income countries computed 2.69T US$
Gross capital formation in US dollars — Mexico, by year Mexico All countries CSV XLSX
Year US$ Change Change, %
2025 414B −23.17B −5.3%
2024 438B +19.36B +4.63%
2023 418B +84.16B +25.2%
2022 334B +48.23B +16.88%
2021 286B +58.93B +25.97%
2020 227B −61.97B −21.46%
2019 289B −6.11B −2.07%
2018 295B +10.46B +3.68%
2017 284B +13.74B +5.07%
2016 271B −17.23B −5.98%
2015 288B −16.2B −5.33%
2014 304B +3.12B +1.04%
2013 301B −4.9B −1.6%
2012 306B +7.91B +2.65%
2011 298B +40.15B +15.57%
2010 258B +38.48B +17.53%
2009 219B −60.75B −21.68%
2008 280B +25.85B +10.16%
2007 254B +24.12B +10.48%
2006 230B +32.73B +16.58%
2005 197B +16.82B +9.31%
2004 181B +20.81B +13.02%
2003 160B −5.59B −3.38%
2002 165B +4.05B +2.51%
2001 161B −3.83B −2.32%
2000 165B +24.81B +17.67%
1999 140B +13.29B +10.45%
1998 127B +16.43B +14.85%
1997 111B +25.39B +29.77%
1996 85.3B +11.88B +16.19%
1995 73.41B −61.32B −45.51%
1994 135B +14.79B +12.33%
1993 120B +35.25B +41.63%
1992 84.69B +11.33B +15.45%
1991 73.36B +12.56B +20.66%
1990 60.8B +9.64B +18.84%
1989 51.16B +9.84B +23.81%
1988 41.32B +14.3B +52.94%
1987 27.02B +3.02B +12.58%
1986 24B −15.07B −38.58%
1985 39.07B +4.19B +12.02%
1984 34.88B +3.98B +12.9%
1983 30.89B −8.91B −22.38%
1982 39.8B −28.64B −41.85%
1981 68.44B +15.55B +29.39%
1980 52.89B +17.99B +51.53%
1979 34.91B +10.68B +44.06%
1978 24.23B +5.52B +29.48%
1977 18.71B −1.1B −5.53%
1976 19.81B −1.04B −4.99%
1975 20.85B +4.17B +24.96%
1974 16.68B +4.86B +41.15%
1973 11.82B +2.64B +28.74%
1972 9.18B +1.25B +15.71%
1971 7.93B −142M −1.76%
1970 8.08B +1.69B +26.46%
1969 6.39B +694M +12.2%
1968 5.69B +339M +6.33%
1967 5.35B +622M +13.14%
1966 4.73B +307M +6.93%
1965 4.42B +637M +16.81%
1964 3.79B +672M +21.56%
1963 3.12B +615M +24.59%
1962 2.5B +14.13M +0.57%
1961 2.49B +91.73M +3.83%
1960 2.4B

Central America, 2025

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About the indicator

Gross fixed capital formation and changes in inventories in current US dollars — what is commonly called investment in the economy. It covers the construction of buildings and structures, purchases of machinery and equipment, roads and networks, as well as the build-up of inventories. The word gross means that the wear of existing capital is not deducted: part of these outlays merely replaces what is retiring rather than adding to the stock.

Important: This concerns outlays on physical capital inside the country, not financial investment and not inflows of foreign capital.

Source: World Development Indicators (World Bank), license CC BY 4.0.