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Exports to US rebound in May after tariff-induced turbulence
Mexican exports to the United States increased by 5.6% year-on-year in May after falling in April, the U.S. Trade Office announced on Thursday. April’s weak exports to the U.S. followed a month of both new and threatened tariffs in March. May saw a nearly full recovery as companies adjusted to new market conditions and Mexican leaders sought to negotiate on tariffs and reassure frazzled investors. Mexico remains the leading trade partner of the …
Mexico not only placed itself as the main trading partner of the United States in May, but Mexican exports observed a historic mark for the same butdo, as they were located at $46.342 million, which occurs despite the imposition of tariffs by the administration of President Donald Trump, according to data from the Census Bureau of the Department of Commerce.
The first half of 2025 was marked by a remarkable instability and uncertainty in the trade relationship between Mexico and the United States. Topics such as tariffs, sanctions and renegotiations have created a challenging landscape for companies, especially for importers and exporters. Resilience is not necessarily growth. For example, disputes within the framework of the T-MEC, as well as complaints from the United States and Canada about Mexic…
The Mexican Stock Exchange opens with profits this Friday, in an international environment marked by caution following the new tariff threats of the United States and the low global liquidity for the holiday on Wall Street.See more: UBS sees investment options in emerging countries and highlights Brazil in the face of the fall of the dollarThe S&P/BMV IPC index (MEXBOL) rises 0.16% and is located at 57.981.75 points, supported by the advance of …
In the first five months of the year, Mexico remained the main trading partner of the United States with a share of 15% of the cake of its international trade, followed by Canada with 13% and China with 8%, reported the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) Only during May, the neighboring country imported, from our country, 46 thousand 342 million dollars in goods, a figure 10.68% higher than that of April. For the first five months of 2025, import…
For decades, Mexico’s main economic drive has focused on a manufacturing approach. At the time, the FTA was a milestone in integrating Mexican production into the manufacturing value chain in North America, driving a significant growth in Mexico’s exports, which grew from less than $20 billion in 1980 to more than $50 billion in recent years. To position the country, in a global competitive context, the brand “Made in Mexico” was created, a stra…
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