Government Securities Auctions


 
 
 
Cetes (short term, fixed rate)

Weekly (every Tuesday) an auction of Cetes will be held with a term of 28, 91, 182 and 364 days with a range of 5,000 to 20,000 million pesos (mp).

Date Jan-04 Jan-11 Jan-18 Jan-25 Feb-01 Feb-08 Feb-15 Feb-22 Mar-01 Mar-08 Mar-15 Mar-22 Mar-29
M Bonds (long term, fixed rate)
Date Jan-04 Jan-11 Jan-18 Jan-25 Feb-01 Feb-08 Feb-15 Feb-22 Mar-01 Mar-08 Mar-15 Mar-22 Mar-29
Term 3 years 20 years 5 years 30 years 10 years 3 years 20 years 5 years 30 years 10 years 3 years 20 years 5 years
Amount(mp) 6,000 6,000 7,000 5,250 12,000 6,000 6,000 7,000 5,250 12,000 6,000 6,000 7,000
Udibonos (long term, fixed rate)
Date Jan-04 Jan-11 Jan-18 Jan-25 Feb-01 Feb-08 Feb-15 Feb-22 Mar-01 Mar-08 Mar-15 Mar-22 Mar-29
Term 30 years 3 years 10 years 20 years 30 years 3 years 10 years 20 years 30 years 3 years 10 years 20 years 30 years
Amount (mp) 1,300 950 850 720 1,300 950 850 720 1,300 950 850 720 1,300

Note: The value of the placement considers the value of the UDI at 7.093425, it is also considers the minimum amount of the range to be placed in the CETES auctions. In the event of placing an instrument through the syndicated auction method, the syndicated instrument will replace the security to be placed in the primary auctions.

Bondes F (long term, adjustable rate)

This quarter, BONDES F of 1, 2 and 3 years will be auctioned in a weekly basis . The communicating vessel mechanism will be used for 2 and 3 years. The 5-year will be auctioned in a biweekly basis. Also, SHCP will inaugurate auctions of 7-year BONDES F each six weeks.

Term Jan-04 Jan-11 Jan-18 Jan-25 Feb-01 Feb-08 Feb-15 Feb-22 Mar-01 Mar-08 Mar-15 Mar-22 Mar-29
1 A 5,000 5,000 5,000 5,000 5,000 5,000 5,000 5,000 5,000 5,000 5,000 5,000 5,000
2 y 3 A 5,500 5,500 5,500 5,500 5,500 5,500 5,500 5,500 5,500 5,500 5,500 5,500 5,500
5 A 3,500   3,500   3,500       3,500   3,500    
5 y 7 A             4,500           4,500
A: years

See information from previous years

2024

Quarterly Government Securities Auction Calendar Presentation
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2023

Quarterly Government Securities Auction Calendar Presentation
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Second Quarter PDF
Third Quarter PDF
Fourth Quarter PDF

2022

Quarterly Government Securities Auction Calendar Presentation
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Second Quarter PDF
Third Quarter PDF
Fourth Quarter PDF

2021

Quarterly Government Securities Auction Calendar Presentation
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Second Quarter PDF
Third Quarter PDF
Fourth Quarter PDF

2020

Quarterly Government Securities Auction Calendar Presentation
First Quarter PDF
Amendments First Quarter PDF
Second Quarter PDF
Third Quarter PDF
Fourth Quarter PDF

2019

Quarterly Government Securities Auction Calendar Presentation
First Quarter PDF
Second Quarter PDF
Third Quarter PDF
Fourth Quarter PDF

2018

Quarterly Government Securities Auction Calendar Presentation
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Second Quarter PDF
Third Quarter PDF
Fourth Quarter PDF

2016

Quarterly Government Securities Auction Calendar Presentation
First Quarter PDF
Second Quarter PDF
Amendments Second Quarter PDF
Third Quarter PDF

2015

Quarterly Government Securities Auction Calendar Presentation
Fourth Quarter PDF
Third Quarter PDF
Second Quarter PDF
First Quarter PDF

2014

Quarterly Government Securities Auction Calendar Presentation
Fourth Quarter PDF
Third Quarter PDF
Second Quarter PDF
First Quarter PDF

2013

Quarterly Government Securities Auction Calendar Presentation
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Third Quarter PDF
Second Quarter PDF
First Quarter PDF

2012

Quarterly Government Securities Auction Calendar Presentation
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Second Quarter PDF
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2011

Quarterly Government Securities Auction Calendar Presentation
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Third Quarter PDF
Second Quarter PDF
First Quarter PDF

2010

Quarterly Government Securities Auction Calendar Presentation
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Third Quarter PDF
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Contact


Notas tecnicas ori@hacienda.gob.mx

Notas tecnicas +52 (55) 36 88 2618 | +52 (55) 36 88 2679

Notas tecnicas 1971 Insurgentes Sur Av. (Plaza Inn), 3rd Tower, Floor 10, Guadalupe Inn, 01020, Mexico City.

Frequently Asked Questions


The Investor Relations Office (IRO) of the Ministry of Finance and Public Credit (MoF) is the responsible office of releasing accurate and reliable economic data, as well as meeting the needs of analysts and investors to develop an ongoing dialogue with Mexican financial authorities. The IRO offers the following services:

  • Providing periodical information on the economic environment and the situation of Mexico's public finances and public debt.
  • Organizing quarterly conference calls to discuss the economic outlook, as well as the country's public finance and debt situation.
  • Publishing a summary of economic programs and information related to events and/or actions of an official nature, relevant to the economic environment and/or to the evolution of public finances and debt.
  • Answering questions related to financial and economic data of the public sector.
  • Answering questions about economic programs and, in general, about the economic policy strategy, public finances or public debt.
  • Inviting all analysts and followers of Mexico's economic environment to join its mailing list to receive timely information from the MoF.

The IRO is attached to the Economic Planning Unit, which works together with the Public Credit Unit in order to release the Federal Government’s debt and public finance management strategy:

Unit Goal Head of Unit
Economic Planning Unit
  • Proposing the short and medium-term macroeconomic policy guidelines for the Federal Government, considering the effects of sectoral policies on public finances.
  • Consolidating the federal public sector deficit.
  • Releasing aggregate government finance statistics in a timely manner.
  • Monitoring the economic situation of public finances and public debt.
Rodrigo Mariscal Paredes
Public Credit Unit
  • Formulating, proposing, implementing and evaluating the debt policy, guidelines and programs for raising funds in the money and capital markets, in accordance with the financial conditions of the country and international financial markets.
  • Meeting the financing needs of the Federal Government, Mexico City and State enterprises within a framework of responsibility and promoting the development of local debt markets.
María del Carmen Bonilla Rodríguez

The IRO provides the following contacts:

  • If you are a (potential) investor or represent a financial institution or international organization, please fill out the following form and send it to: ori@hacienda.gob.mx 

The IRO is located at Av. Insurgentes Sur No. 1971 (Plaza Inn), Tower III, 10th Floor, Guadalupe Inn, Del. Álvaro Obregón, México City, C.P. 01020.

The IRO does not address questions related with payment of taxes. A brief guide to the tax regimes for holders of Federal Government securities is provided below.

For complete advice, you should contact the Tax Administration Service (SAT), a decentralized agency of the MoF whose purpose is to collect federal taxes and other items intended to cover the expenses foreseen in the Federal Expenditure Budget.

You can receive assistance by e-mail: asisnet@sat.gob.mx; or directly on its website: www.sat.gob.mx.

The IRO does not provide assistance for opening businesses or promoting products/investments in Mexico and abroad. The Ministry of Economy (MoE) is the government agency in charge of providing advice to entrepreneurs in Mexico and, in general, of the necessary procedures for commercial activities.

For further guidance, please visit the Foreign Direct Investment site of the MoE to learn more about the registration of foreign investments, the procedures manual and the legal framework for investment in Mexico.

The IRO makes available a presentation document of the Federal Government's securities as well as the the requirements to participate in the primary auctions, which can be done through a Market Maker or through another credit institution.

Bank of Mexico (Banxico), which acts as the Federal Government's financial agent, provides more detailed information regarding the auctions and placement of securities. We invite you to consult its website for more information.

Furthermore, if you would like to consult more information on outstanding government securities holdings, we invite you to consult Banco de México's database.

Public finance and public debt statistics can be consulted on the website of the Ministry of Finance:

In the Economic Information Bank of INEGI you can consult economic information as well as historical series:

Banco de México also has an Economic Information System where you can find information on the foreign exchange and securities markets, interest rates, balance of payments, among other information:

Finally, the Ministry of Economy's Data Mexico site offers a wide range of databases on trade, production, employment, education and demographics, among others, for the entire country:

For any further questions, please contact us at ori@hacienda.gob.mx

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ESG and Rating Agencies


The Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) considerations are a set of parameters that define investments with positive social impact, combined with competitive long-term financial returns.

ESG considerations are composed of the following factors:

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Moody’s rating agency recently incorporated the ESG factors on Mexico's sovereign rating (Baa1). Each component scores from 5 to 1, considering 1 as a positive impact and 5 as a high negative impact.

Mexico's ESG Credit Impact Score (CIS) is moderately negative (CIS-3). This reflects the country's moderate exposure to environmental risks, balanced by higher governance and social risks without prejudice to the soundness of its macroeconomic framework. Other countries with a similar score are Chile, Paraguay, Panama, Italy, Portugal and Thailand.

 
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  • Environmental: Mexico is exposed to risk of carbon transition in the medium and long term. Nevertheless, the size and diversity of the economy help mitigate the impact of the country's exposure to physical climate risk. Mexico's score: E-3 Moderately Negative, equal to the Netherlands (Aaa) and Chile (A1).

  • Social: Mexico faces moderate challenges in the provision and quality of basic services, and risks related to the aging of the population. Mexico's score: S-3 Moderately Negative, equal to the United States (Aaa), Hong Kong (Aa3) and Spain (Baa1).

  • Governance: The government of Mexico maintains a strong track record of effective fiscal and monetary policymaking, as well as the strength of key institutions that support macroeconomic stability. Mexico score: G-3 Moderately Negative, equal to Russia (Baa3) and Costa Rica (B2).

 

Fitch Ratings agency only considers the Governance criteria in the sovereign methodology as highly relevant for the credit rating of Mexico. ESG scores range from 3-5, where 3 is neutral and 5 is the most relevant.

 
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  • Political Stability and Rights: reflects a recent history of peaceful political transitions and a moderate level of rights to participate in the political process. Mexico score: ESG-5, same as the United States (AAA) and Canada (AA +).

  • Rule of Law, Institutional & Regulatory Quality and Control of Corruption: moderate institutional capacity, an established rule of law and a moderate level of corruption. Mexico score: ESG-5, same as the United States (AAA) and Canada (AA +).

  • Human rights and Political Freedoms: Freedom of expression and accountability are a relevant factor for the sovereign rating. Mexico score: ESG-4, same as the United States (AAA) and Canada (AA +).

  • Creditor Rights : The willingness to service and repay debt is relevant to the rating. Mexico score: ESG-4, same as the United States (AAA) and Canada (AA +).

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  • The ESG assessment is currently available only for the corporate sector.

 

Last update: Mayo 17th, 2021.

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Debt Strategy and Financing Plan


Debt Strategy Objectives for 2021

  • To cover the financing needs of the Federal Government at an adequate cost and risk level, given the characteristics of the country's public finances and the prevailing market conditions.
  • To improve the debt maturity profile as well as to reduce its cost and risk characteristics.
  • To carry out a comprehensive management of the risks of the public debt portfolio.
  • To promote the participation of the capital markets in instruments aligned to the ESG criteria (Environmental, Social and Governance).

 

Publication Calendar


Document

Publication date

Fourth Quarter Report on Public Finances and Public Debt

January 30th, 2024

Monthly Report on Public Finances and Public Debt as of January

March 1st, 2024

Monthly Report on Public Finances and Public Debt as of February

March 29th, 2024

2025 Preliminary General Economic Policy Guidelines

April 1st, 2024

First Quarter Report on Public Finances and Public Debt

April 30th, 2024

Monthly Report on Public Finances and Public Debt as of April

May 30th, 2024

Monthly Report on Public Finances and Public Debt as of May

June 28th, 2024

Second Quarter Report on Public Finances and Public Debt

July 30th, 2024

Monthly Report on Public Finances and Public Debt as of July

August 30th, 2024

2025 Economic package:

  • General Economic Policy Guidelines
  • Income Law Initative
  • Expenditure Budget Project
  • Fiscal Miscellaneous
November 15th, 2024

Public Finance and Debt Report


The Quarterly Reports include an update on the situation of the Mexican economy, the main financial and public debt results in the corresponding period.

The Monthly Reports include the main public finance and public debt results.

The Preliminary General Economic Policy Guidelines is the document in which the dialogue with the Congress of the Union about the budget process for the following fiscal year begins. The document includes the economic and public finance perspectives for the end of the current fiscal year and the following one. It also includes the estimation of the main macroeconomic variables, the priority programs and their respective desirable amounts. The Federal Executive, through the SHCP, delivers the document to the Congress of the Union no later than April 1st of every year.

The General Economic Policy Guidelines is one of the documents that make up the Economic Package for each fiscal year (together with the Income Law initiative, the Expenditure Budget Project and the Fiscal Miscellaneous). It includes an update of the international and national economic situation, the estimation of the main macroeconomic variables. These are used to formulate the estimates of public finances for the current and the following fiscal year, to establish the direction of the economic policy as well as to make medium-term projections. The Federal Executive Branch delivers the Economic Package to the Congress of the Union no later than September 8th of every year.

The Annual Borrowing Plan contains the elements of the public debt policy of the Federal Government as well as of the public entities who are recurring debt issuers.


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Summary of Public Finances


       

Federal Government Security Holdings


Government Securities Holdings by Sector

% of the total

 

Foreign Holdings by Federal Government Domestic Securities

MXN Billion

 

Last update: March 5th with data as of February 23rd, 2023.

Source: Bank of Mexico.

 

External Debt of the Federal Government


Holdings of External Debt

Maturity Profiles


Last update: March 5th with data as of December 31st 2023.

Main Macroeconomic Indicators of Mexico


GDP
 
0.1% QoQ
2.4% YoY
s.a.
4Q-2023
Economic Activity
0.0% MoM
2.1% YoY
s.a.
Dec-2023
Industrial prod.
0.4% MoM
1.9% YoY
s.a.
Jan-2024
Manuf. prod.
0.2% MoM
-1.4% YoY
s.a.
Jan-2024
Private consumption
0.2% MoM
5.6% YoY
s.a.
Dec-2023
Remittances
3.1% YoY
 
n.s.a.
Jan-2023
Exports
-2.5% MoM
-4.6% YoY
s.a.
Jan-2024
Trade Balance
Deficit
4.3147 billion
 
Jan-2024
Current account
Superavit
11.6616 billion
 
4Q-2023
FDI (Preliminary)
36.0580 billion
2.2% YoY
 
4Q-2023
Gross Fixed Investment
0.0% MoM
15.4% YoY
s.a.
Dec-2023
Inflation
4.40% YoY
4.64% core
3.67% non - core
Feb-2024
UE rate
2.8% of EAP
e.a.
 
Jan-2024
Mexican Crude Oil Price
75.89 dpb
 
Mar-14-2024
Exchange Rate (FIX)
16.7100
USD / MXN
 
Mar-15-2024
Reference Interest Rate
11.25%
 
Mar-15-2024
UDIS
8.1050
pesos/UDI
 
Mar-15-2024
28-day Treasury Certificates (Cetes)
11.18%
 
Mar-14-2024

Last update: Mar-15-2024 at 2:30 p.m. (Mexico City time)

MoM: monthly variation
YoY: annual variation
QoQ: quarterly variation
n.s.a: not seasonally adjusted
s.a.: seasonally adjusted
billion: billions dollars
YTD: year to date. From January to August
EAP: economically active population
dpb: dollars per barrel
core: core inflation
non-core: non-core inflation
UDIS: Investment Units (Unidades de Inversión)
UE: Unemployment rate
 

 

Domestic Debt of the Federal Government


Domestic Debt by Instrument

Maturity Profiles

 

Last update: March 5th with data as of December 31st 2023.

Public Sector Debt


Historical Balance of the Public Sector Borrowing Requirements

Public Sector Borrowing Requirements

  2023e 2024e Change in percentage points
Issuer billion pesos % GDP billion pesos % GDP
Total 4,867 15.2 5,583 16.2 1.0
Federal Government 3,636 11.4 4,251 12.4 1
Development Banks 607 1.9 897 2.6 0.7
SOEs1 307 1.0 52 0.2 -0.8
Other Issuers2 318 1.0 384 1.1 0.1

    bn: billion pesos.

    1 State-Owned Enterprises: Pemex and CFE.

     2 FIRA, FONACOT and IPAB.

    Source: 2023 Annual Borrowing Plan.

Source: March 5th with data as of December 31st 2023.

e: Year End Estimate.

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Gross Debt of the Federal Government


Last update: March 5th with data as of December 31st 2023.
 
 

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The Investor Relations Office (IRO) is in charge of promoting the dialogue between analysts, investors, and the authorities of the Ministry of Finance and Public Credit (SHCP).

On this website you can find information on Mexico's economic outlook, public finances and public debt.

Additionally, in the Debt Operations section you can find all the relevant information regarding the Federal government securities, conditions to participate in our auctions, the auction calendar as well as lists of market makers.

Market Makers


In Mexico, Market Makers are credit institutions and brokerage houses, appointed by the Ministry of Finance and Public Credit, whose mandate is to actively participate in the fixed-rate securities market.

These institutions are obliged to present bids at competitive prices in each of the primary auctions of these securities, as well as to permanently quote purchase and sale prices in the secondary market in order to provide liquidity and facilitate investment in this market.

For more information related to the Market Makers program see:

In this section, the institutions appointed to participate in auctions of Bonds and Udibonos are presented on a monthly basis.


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Sustainables Sovereigns Bonds


After committing to the 2030 Agenda, Mexico has shown a clear commitment to advance towards the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The necessary institutional architecture has been developed through the creation of the National Council for the 2030 Agenda and the Specialized Technical Committee on Sustainable Development Goals. In addition, the Ministry of Finance has been incorporating a sustainability approach to the budget process by linking resources to reducing national lags in the different SDGs.

The commitment of the Ministry of Finance with sustainability has led to the development of the Framework of Reference for Sovereign Bonds consistent with the SDGs, which seeks to promote sustainable financing and respond to the growing demand of investors for instruments with social and environmental impact.