Inegi released this Monday the results of Mexican imports in the last five years, reaching a record in 2024. External purchases from Mexico were 625,312 million dollars in 2024, an increase of 4.5% over 2023. Mexico imports more than two-fifths from the United States and one-fifth from China.
Donald Trump’s threat to Colombia to impose a tariff of up to 50% for rejecting U.S. planes with detained Colombian migrants was stopped after the reconsideration of accepting the arrival of this type of transport. Following the correction of this decision on Sunday, the White House informed that
The mexican exports trend shows a growth of four continuous years, from 2020 to 2024. On a global scale, Mexico ranked ninth among the largest exporters of goods in 2023. Around 80% of these foreign sales are directed to the United States, with whom the Mexican economy has
China, Thailand and Vietnam took the top positions among the washing machine exporters in the world. In 2023, exports of washing machines with capacity greater than 10 kilograms grew at a year-on-year rate of 19.9% to US$4.728 billion, according to data from the World Trade Organization (WTO). Washing
The Alliance for American Manufacturing (AAM) highlighted the Chinese automotive expansion of BYD, SAIC Motors and CATL. Founded in 2007, some of the leading U.S. manufacturers and the United Steelworkers union form the AAM. Chinese automotive expansion AAM considered these three companies to be part of the Chinese
Mexico ranks first among the main importers of U.S. pork, according to data from the Department of Commerce. The other relevant destinations for the U.S. pork industry are: Japan, South Korea, Canada and China. From January through November 2024, U.S. foreign sales of pork grew at a year-over-year