Mexico's Export Revenue Rose 32.6% in April
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Exports and imports in Mexico recorded historically high figures in April, revealed the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (Inegi), when it released the merchandise trade balance report.
Mexico's export revenue rose 32.6% in April
Mexico’s export revenue hit a record high for any month in April, increasing 32.6% annually to US $72.04 billion, according to preliminary data published by the national statistics agency INEGI on Monday. Meanwhile, Mexico’s outlay on imports increased 24.1% to a record-high $67.52 billion. Mexico thus recorded a trade surplus of $4.52 billion last month, more than nine times larger than the $472.35 million median estimate derived from a Bloombe…
Mexico’s trade surplus expanded much more than expected in April, reaching $4.52 billion, well above the average estimate of $476.35 million in a Bloomberg survey, as exports reached their highest level since record-keeping in 1980. The increase highlights how Mexico continues to strengthen its role as a manufacturing center for the U.S. economy, while the United States takes a tougher trading stance. The cumulative trade surplus of the first fo…
Mexico Exports Rise to Their Highest Level on Record in April
Mexico’s trade surplus widened far more than expected in April to $4.52 billion, well above the median estimate of $476.35 million in a Bloomberg survey, as exports climbed to the highest since the data began in 1980. The surge highlights how the country continues to strengthen its role as a manufacturing hub for the US economy as Washington takes a tougher stance on trade. The cumulative trade surplus for the first four months of the year reache
According to a report by Inegi, Mexico's products broke records in April, with annual increases of 32.6% and 24.1%, respectively.
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