US EditionMexico's Trade with the United States Cools: Exports Fall 1.3%, and Imports Fall 7% in September
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Mexico's exports to the United States again showed weakness in September, spinning its second consecutive month downwards in a context marked by the slowdown in economic activity. According to the United States Department of Commerce (DOC), Mexico sent goods in September for an amount of $44.578 million (mdd), a figure that represented a fall of 1.3% compared to the month previewed, when it achieved 45.146 mdd. This decline adds to the weakening…
Reading time approx.: 2 minutes, 12 secondsThe trade between Mexico and the power consolidated the country as its main trading partner in the ninth month of the year, with a share of 16.2% on total imports, unprecedented for an equal month.Car exports, however, fell again.
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