INEGI releases Q2 2026 Gross Saving Indicator and supply-use tables
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What happened
INEGI released new Q2 2026 national-accounts detail, including the Gross Saving Indicator and supply-and-use tables, on September 18. The publication adds a more granular view of the composition of GDP growth, saving, demand and sectoral use than the headline quarterly GDP estimate alone.
Why it matters
Detailed supply-use and saving data can change how finance ministries and central banks read the source of current growth. If demand is being carried mainly by consumption, public spending, inventories, investment or net exports, policy choices on budgeting, external hedging and monetary coordination can shift in the near term.
INEGI published the second-quarter 2026 Gross Saving Indicator together with the supply-and-use tables on September 18. The release gives the economic team a new breakdown of household, business and external-demand contributions to growth, as well as the split between domestic absorption, investment and trade. The data arrives as the federal government prepares year-end budget positioning and gauges how much resilience comes from internal demand versus exports.
Watch for
Secretaría de Hacienda y Crédito Público updated macro assumptions or fiscal messaging citing Q2 2026 demand composition by 2026-09-21 Banco de México public remarks or minutes references after 2026-09-18 linking inflation or growth balance to INEGI's Q2 2026 saving and supply-use release INEGI follow-up tables or methodological notes posted by 2026-09-21 revising sectoral contributions to domestic absorption, fixed investment or net exports Peso TIIE and Mbonos trading on 2026-09-19 through 2026-09-21 showing a repricing tied to the new GDP-composition release rather than headline GDP alone
Sources
- INEGI · inegi.org.mx
- Oferta y utilización · inegi.org.mx
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