The 10 countries with the most wheat imports in the world
8 septiembre, 2020
Egypt was placed in the first position among the countries that made the most wheat imports in 2019, according to statistics from the United Nations
Egypt was placed in the first position among the countries that made the most wheat imports in 2019, according to statistics from the United Nations
The peso closed the session with a depreciation of 0.32% or 6.9 cents, trading around 21.62 pesos per dollar, touching a maximum of 21.6593 pesos.
The peso starts the session with a depreciation of 0.13% or 2.7 cents, trading around 21.58 pesos per dollar, once again a general strengthening of
Mexico has lessons from Covid-19 to learn to make decisions both now and after its risk of high contagion passes, highlights Bart A. Pattyn, Crisis
The peso started the session with few changes, showing a depreciation of 0.01%, trading around 21.76 pesos per dollar, after the overnight exchange rate touched
The peso begins the session with a depreciation of 0.34% or 7.5 cents, trading around 21.84 pesos per dollar, in a partial correction to the
Mexico’s oil exports fell 36.5% in July at an annual rate, reaching 1,403.9 million dollars, informed Inegi. This amount was made up of 1,186 million
The peso starts the session with a depreciation of 0.13% or 2.8 cents, trading around 21.96 pesos per dollar. In the foreign exchange market, currencies
Imports from Mexico presented a year-on-year decrease of 26.1% in July, to 29,863.7 million dollars, informed Inegi. This figure was a reflection of decreases of
Exports from Mexico totaled 35,662.4 million dollars in July, a year-on-year drop of 8.9%, reported Inegi. While foreign oil sales fell 36.5%, to 1,403.9 million,
Egypt was placed in the first position among the countries that made the most wheat imports in 2019, according to statistics from the United Nations
The peso closed the session with a depreciation of 0.32% or 6.9 cents, trading around 21.62 pesos per dollar, touching a maximum of 21.6593 pesos.
The peso starts the session with a depreciation of 0.13% or 2.7 cents, trading around 21.58 pesos per dollar, once again a general strengthening of
Mexico has lessons from Covid-19 to learn to make decisions both now and after its risk of high contagion passes, highlights Bart A. Pattyn, Crisis
The peso started the session with few changes, showing a depreciation of 0.01%, trading around 21.76 pesos per dollar, after the overnight exchange rate touched
The peso begins the session with a depreciation of 0.34% or 7.5 cents, trading around 21.84 pesos per dollar, in a partial correction to the
Mexico’s oil exports fell 36.5% in July at an annual rate, reaching 1,403.9 million dollars, informed Inegi. This amount was made up of 1,186 million
The peso starts the session with a depreciation of 0.13% or 2.8 cents, trading around 21.96 pesos per dollar. In the foreign exchange market, currencies
Imports from Mexico presented a year-on-year decrease of 26.1% in July, to 29,863.7 million dollars, informed Inegi. This figure was a reflection of decreases of
Exports from Mexico totaled 35,662.4 million dollars in July, a year-on-year drop of 8.9%, reported Inegi. While foreign oil sales fell 36.5%, to 1,403.9 million,