Pemex database shows September liquids output down 2.4%
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What happened
El Economista reported on November 4 that Pemex’s liquid hydrocarbons production fell 2.4% in September. Pemex’s public database currently shows September 2026 liquids output with partners at roughly 1.613 million barrels per day.
Why it matters
A new decline in Pemex liquids production narrows room for export receipts, refinery feedstock balancing, and budget assumptions tied to oil income. The datapoint also provides an immediate benchmark for whether recent field management and partner activity are stabilizing output or not.
Mexican financial media on November 4 highlighted a fresh Pemex production datapoint showing lower liquid hydrocarbons output in September. Pemex’s statistical database lists September 2026 liquids production with partners at about 1.613 million barrels per day, down 2.4% from the prior period cited in the report. The release gives the Energy Ministry and the presidency a current operating signal on production pressure, export capacity, and fiscal sensitivity tied to oil revenue.
Watch for
PEMEX statistical database update on November 5-7 for crude oil and condensate field-level September revisions SENER acknowledgement on November 5-7 of September production levels in any official bulletin or presentation SHCP communication on November 5-7 referencing oil output assumptions, revenue sensitivity, or Pemex support needs PEMEX management disclosure on November 5-7 of maintenance, decline rates, or partner volumes affecting fourth-quarter output
Sources
- El Economista (México) - octubre 21, 2026 · digital.eleconomista.com.mx
- PEMEX.com · ebdi.pemex.com
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