Mexico's Ministry of Finance and Public Credit announced that the government and the fuel retail sector have renewed for six months their voluntary strategy to maintain stable prices for regular gasoline and diesel. Under the strategy, regular gasoline has remained below MXN 24 per liter in most of the country since March 1, 2025, while diesel has remained below MXN 27 per liter since April 28, 2026, and below MXN 25.39 per liter in border areas. Measures supporting the agreement include lower commissions for card and electronic payments, streamlined permitting, tax incentives under the Special Tax on Production and Services, and support from Pemex through competitive pricing, last-mile transportation and supply-chain improvements. The government is also strengthening security at service stations and on roads, as well as fuel traceability and enforcement against the illicit hydrocarbons market.
2026-08-31Ministry of Finance & Public Credit (Mexico)
Mexico's Ministry of Finance and Public Credit renews voluntary gasoline and diesel price stabilization strategy for six months
Mexico's government and fuel retail sector have renewed their voluntary gasoline and diesel price stabilization strategy for six months. Regular gasoline has remained below MXN 24 per liter in most of the country, while diesel has stayed below MXN 27 per liter and below MXN 25.39 in border areas.