The World Trade Organization (WTO) detailed in a report the percentage of Mexico‘s imports with preferential treatment. Despite the significant number of trade agreements Mexico
Corn imports to Canada from the United States broke a record from January to August 2022, totaling 1.293 billion dollars. With this, these international purchases
Mexico‘s product exports to the United States rose at an interannual rate of 23.3% in September, to 39,506.9 million dollars, informed the Department of Commerce
Mexico‘s balance of international trade in services continued to be in deficit during the last five years, mainly due to deficits in transportation and insurance.
Natural gas imports will account for 83% of total consumption in 2050, according to projections released by the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) forum. Despite
FAO reported that a study in Mexico suggests that the higher interregional trade costs of fruits compared to maize, coupled with food livelihood constraints, prevent
U.S. real Gross Domestic Product (GDP) increased at an annual rate of 2.6 percent in 3Q2022, according to the «advance» estimate released by the Bureau
Mexico‘s balance of payments current account was moderately in deficit during 2017-2019, but experienced a sizeable surplus in 2020, before returning to a deficit, albeit
Mexico‘s exports grew at an annual rate of 25.4% in September, to 52.338 billion dollars, considering only products, without services. On the other hand, Mexican
Spot shipping rates continued to decline as carriers had some capacity freed up, the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond (Richmond Fed) indicated. Globally, the Drewry
The World Trade Organization (WTO) detailed in a report the percentage of Mexico‘s imports with preferential treatment. Despite the significant number of trade agreements Mexico
Corn imports to Canada from the United States broke a record from January to August 2022, totaling 1.293 billion dollars. With this, these international purchases
Mexico‘s product exports to the United States rose at an interannual rate of 23.3% in September, to 39,506.9 million dollars, informed the Department of Commerce
Mexico‘s balance of international trade in services continued to be in deficit during the last five years, mainly due to deficits in transportation and insurance.
Natural gas imports will account for 83% of total consumption in 2050, according to projections released by the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) forum. Despite
FAO reported that a study in Mexico suggests that the higher interregional trade costs of fruits compared to maize, coupled with food livelihood constraints, prevent
U.S. real Gross Domestic Product (GDP) increased at an annual rate of 2.6 percent in 3Q2022, according to the «advance» estimate released by the Bureau
Mexico‘s balance of payments current account was moderately in deficit during 2017-2019, but experienced a sizeable surplus in 2020, before returning to a deficit, albeit
Mexico‘s exports grew at an annual rate of 25.4% in September, to 52.338 billion dollars, considering only products, without services. On the other hand, Mexican
Spot shipping rates continued to decline as carriers had some capacity freed up, the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond (Richmond Fed) indicated. Globally, the Drewry
