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Total Financing to the Non-Financial Private Sector
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Total Financing
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Structure observations of Total Financing
Jan-Mar 2024
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Apr-Jun 2024
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Jul-Sep 2024
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11,925,777.4
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12,401,619.0
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12,788,037.4
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Foreign Financing 1/
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Structure observations of Foreign Financing 1/
Jan-Mar 2024
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Apr-Jun 2024
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Jul-Sep 2024
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1,985,693.5
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2,139,685.4
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2,260,137.2
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Domestic Financing
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Structure observations of Domestic Financing
Jan-Mar 2024
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Apr-Jun 2024
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Jul-Sep 2024
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9,940,083.9
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10,261,933.6
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10,527,900.2
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Commercial Banks 4/5/
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Structure observations of Commercial Banks 4/5/
Jan-Mar 2024
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Apr-Jun 2024
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Jul-Sep 2024
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6,074,200.3
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6,378,635.9
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6,571,571.4
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Consumer credit
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Structure observations of Consumer credit
Jan-Mar 2024
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Apr-Jun 2024
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Jul-Sep 2024
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1,490,443.9
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1,595,406.7
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1,656,047.7
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Mortgage credit
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Structure observations of Mortgage credit
Jan-Mar 2024
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Apr-Jun 2024
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Jul-Sep 2024
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1,377,171.6
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1,403,347.6
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1,431,060.6
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Credit to corporations 6/
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Structure observations of Credit to corporations 6/
Jan-Mar 2024
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Apr-Jun 2024
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Jul-Sep 2024
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3,206,584.8
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3,379,881.6
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3,484,463.1
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Development Banks 5/
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Structure observations of Development Banks 5/
Jan-Mar 2024
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Apr-Jun 2024
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Jul-Sep 2024
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529,262.1
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550,805.5
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568,067.9
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Non-bank Financial Intermediaries
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Structure observations of Non-bank Financial Intermediaries
Jan-Mar 2024
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Apr-Jun 2024
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Jul-Sep 2024
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472,251.3
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430,458.6
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461,305.0
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Debt Issuance
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Structure observations of Debt Issuance
Jan-Mar 2024
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Apr-Jun 2024
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Jul-Sep 2024
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727,513.0
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751,900.0
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768,239.0
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INFONAVIT 10/
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Structure observations of INFONAVIT 10/
Jan-Mar 2024
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Apr-Jun 2024
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Jul-Sep 2024
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1,773,266.1
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1,784,940.4
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1,797,505.5
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FOVISSSTE 11/
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Structure observations of FOVISSSTE 11/
Jan-Mar 2024
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Apr-Jun 2024
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Jul-Sep 2024
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363,591.1
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365,193.2
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361,211.4
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Memo: Total financing by borrowing sector
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Households
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Structure observations of Households
Jan-Mar 2024
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Apr-Jun 2024
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Jul-Sep 2024
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5,305,584.8
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5,415,989.5
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5,528,604.7
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Consumer credit
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Structure observations of Consumer credit
Jan-Mar 2024
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Apr-Jun 2024
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Jul-Sep 2024
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1,764,188.7
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1,834,701.7
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1,910,648.5
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Mortgage credit
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Structure observations of Mortgage credit
Jan-Mar 2024
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Apr-Jun 2024
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Jul-Sep 2024
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3,541,396.1
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3,581,287.8
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3,617,956.2
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Credit to companies 6/
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Structure observations of Credit to companies 6/
Jan-Mar 2024
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Apr-Jun 2024
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Jul-Sep 2024
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6,620,192.7
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6,985,629.6
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7,259,432.7
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Foreign Financing
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Structure observations of Foreign Financing
Jan-Mar 2024
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Apr-Jun 2024
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Jul-Sep 2024
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1,985,693.5
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2,139,685.4
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2,260,137.2
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Domestic Financing 12/
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Structure observations of Domestic Financing 12/
Jan-Mar 2024
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Apr-Jun 2024
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Jul-Sep 2024
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4,634,499.2
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4,845,944.2
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4,999,295.5
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Foreign Financing (millions of USD) 13/
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Structure observations of Foreign Financing (millions of USD) 13/
Jan-Mar 2024
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Apr-Jun 2024
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Jul-Sep 2024
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120,109.9
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117,257.2
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115,054.8
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Note: Figures subject to revision. Totals and variations may be different from the sum of its components due to rounding.
Given that banks and financial groups have acquired or established multiple-purpose non-bank financial corporations, regulated entities (sofomes E.R.), to manage a portion of their credit portfolio to different market segments, from June 2016 and retroactively to March 2008, commercial bank data are shown consolidated with the corresponding data of their sofomes E.R. subsidiaries. Fore more details, see explanatory note of the press release "Monetary Aggregates and Financial Activity in July 2016" (Agregados Monetarios y Actividad Financiera en julio de 2016). Data on credit granted directly by sofomes E.R. subsidiaries of commercial banks and financial groups are published in section Assets and liabilities of other depository non-bank corporations (CF357 Multiple-purpose non-bank financial corporations (re), subsidiaries of commercial banks y CF356 Multiple-purpose non-bank financial corporations (re), subsidiaries of financial groups).
In August 2014 the External credit series was modified due to a reclassification made by one company of a fraction of its liabilities from External suppliers to Other current liabilities with national counterparts. The change is retroactive to March 2007.
1/ In November 2024, the information of External credit and External debt issuance were revised retroactively to march 2024 affecting the series of which they are part. The External credit series as well as all the series of which it takes part: External financing (peso and dollar denominated) and Total financing.
2/ Previously this concept was known as "External direct financing". Foreign suppliers of Mexican companies, external credit bank and other creditors are included. Foreign Comercial Bank Credit is obtained from Banco de México's survey: "Outstanding Consolidated Claims on Mexico".
3/ Commercial paper, bonds and placements abroad.
4/ Includes credit granted by commercial banks and sofom subsidiaries of banking institutions and financial
5/ Includes total direct credit portfolio (current and non-performing loans). It also includes loans.
6/ Includes self-employed individuals who have business activities.
7/ Since July 2013, these intermediaries represent no value according to their transformation into sofom following the decree of their reform, stopping and adding some dispositions of Ley General de Organizaciones y Actividades Auxiliares del Crédito, Ley de Instituciones de Crédito, Ley para Regular las Agrupaciones Financieras and Ley de Ahorro y Crédito Popular, published by SHCP in July the 18th, 2006.
8/ Starting in september 2009, in addition to savings and loans associations (SAPs fot its acronym in Spanish), this figure includes two new types of savings and loans associations called Sofipos and SCAPs. In December 2022, Nu México Financiera began to report its loan portfolio, since this institution went from being an unregulated entity to a regulated entity popular financial company. With this, the total consumer credit portfolio is affected to the rise in its growth. As a reference, as of June 2023, the annual growth of this portfolio would be 11.7% if the balance of Nu México Financiera is excluded.
9/ Multiple-Purpose Non-Bank Financial Corporations, Regulated Entities. In addition, this statistic is affected by the recent incorporation of some unregulated intermediaries to statistics due to the process of conversion of these intermediaries to regulated that has been given since December 2014, and more particularly since the third quarter of 2015.
10/ Performing and non-performing residential mortgage loans of the National. Workers' Fund (INFONAVIT). Source : National Banking and Securities Commission.
11/ In December 2007, incorporates information from housing loans granted by the fund housing ISSSTE (FOVISSSTE) (see explanatory note of the press release "Monetary Aggregates and Financial Activity in February 26th, 2010"). Current and non-performing loans included. Source : National Banking and Securities Commission. In may 2021 data was revised retroactively to june 2017.
12/ Total financing granted credit unions is included within domestic financing to companies.
13/ Expressed in billion dollars.
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