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Lending rate in Mexico

What do banks charge for credit there?

Mexico's lending rate is 8.79 % — #34 of 67 countries on the atlas (lower is better). Period 2025.

8.79%

Checked 9 Sept 2026Period 2025

Source: IMF International Financial Statistics

Among 67 countries

11 of 67 countries between 2.96 % and 4.75 %8 of 67 countries between 4.75 % and 6.55 %9 of 67 countries between 6.55 % and 8.34 %10 of 67 countries between 8.34 % and 10.14 %4 of 67 countries between 10.14 % and 11.93 %3 of 67 countries between 11.93 % and 13.73 %5 of 67 countries between 13.73 % and 15.52 %5 of 67 countries between 15.52 % and 17.31 %3 of 67 countries between 17.31 % and 19.11 %3 of 67 countries between 19.11 % and 20.90 %1 of 67 countries between 22.70 % and 24.49 %1 of 67 countries between 37.05 % and 38.84 %4 of 67 countries between 44.23 % and 46.02 %median 8.79 %Mexico: ahead of 49 % of the 67 countries with a published lending rateMexico 8.79 %2.96 %46.02 %
Half of all 67 countries sit between 5.88 % and 15.34 %. Mexico is ahead of 49 % of them. Axis trimmed to the 2nd–98th percentile; 3 values beyond it sit in the end bars.
Rank
#34 of 67
lower is better
Ranked behind
49 %
33 of 67 countries

In Americas: #9 of 21vs median 8.79 %: −0.00 pp (worse)

The neighbourhood

#CountryLending ratevs Mexico
32 Bangladesh8.62 %−0.17 pp
33 Pakistan8.67 %−0.12 pp
34 Mexico8.79 %—
35 Moldova8.99 %+0.20 pp
36 Mauritius9.00 %+0.21 pp

Bank lending rate, IMF-harmonised — the price of credit, ~150 economies.

How to read this figure

The IMF-harmonised bank lending rate — what banks charge their customers for credit, averaged nationally. Harmonisation is what makes ~150 economies comparable; the trade-off is that the underlying loan mix (business vs consumer, maturities) differs by country, so treat close values as similar, not identical.

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