Summary: Mexico’s retail sector is entering a period of slower growth, as ANTAD members recorded just 0.8% same-store sales growth in May 2026, reflecting weaker consumer confidence, slower wage growth and softer domestic consumption. The downturn is affecting retailers unevenly, with department stores underperforming while self-service and specialized chains remain more resilient, prompting ANTAD to prioritize omnichannel integration, digital transformation and revenue diversification. The shift is particularly relevant for retailers, e-commerce platforms, consumer brands and investors as Mexico’s retail market adapts to changing shopping behaviors and increasing digital commerce adoption.
Mexico’s retail sector is facing a sharp slowdown in consumer spending, with same-store sales among members of the National Association of Self-Service and Department Stores (ANTAD)…
