Mexico City
Mexico Reference

Mexico · Central Standard Time · America/Mexico_City
Mexico City is on Central Standard Time (CST, UTC−6) all year and doesn’t use daylight saving time. Right now it’s 1 hour behind New York and 6 hours behind London.
Times checked against the IANA time zone database. How WherOra calculates times
Mexico Reference
United States
Comparing working hours · 8 AM–5 PM in each city
Daily hours, including weekends. Public holidays are not checked. Daylight saving guide → · Plan fair meetings
All timelines share one moment. Dates follow Mexico City. Daytime is 7 AM–7 PM, not sunrise/sunset.
Mexico City uses Central Standard Time (CST, UTC−6) all year. Mexico ended daylight saving time in October 2022.
No. Mexico City stays on UTC−6 all year, so its clocks never change. Its time difference with cities that do change their clocks, such as New York or London, still moves by an hour twice a year.
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Mexico City uses Central Standard Time (CST, UTC−6) all year. On phones and computers its time zone is called America/Mexico_City.
No. Mexico City doesn’t use daylight saving time: it stays on CST (UTC−6) all year.
8:00 AM in Mexico City. Mexico City is 1 hour behind New York right now. From March 14, when New York changes its clocks, 9 AM in New York is 7:00 AM in Mexico City.
North America ↔ Europe
North America ↔ Asia & Pacific
Europe ↔ Asia & Middle East
Badges show how far ahead or behind the second city is today.
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