Foreign trade port operations in Mexico were broken down by the World Trade Organization (WTO) by type of cargo from 2017 to 2021. In 2021, 234.3 million tons of cargo were handled in Mexico’s ports. This exceeded the 2020 volume, but still did not reach pre-Covid-19 pandemic levels.
Merchandise exports from Mexico to the United States registered an inter-annual growth of 17.6% in October, to 40.377 billion dollars. Conversely, sales of U.S. products to the Mexican market rose at an annual rate of 15%, to 28.009 billion dollars, according to Commerce Department statistics. The U.S. economy
In Mexico, the MSCI Mexico index rose 14.2% and the Mexican peso appreciated 1.7% in October to 19.81 pesos. Formerly known as Morgan Stanley Capital International, MSCI became independent in 2007. While it is a financial services firm that markets research and analysis tools for institutional investors, it
Through the first nine months of 2022, only 8.4 million deadweight tons (dwt) of new Capesize and Panamax vessels have been ordered. This represents less than 1.3% of the world fleet at the beginning of the year. Despite recent declines in steel prices, new vessel prices have remained
The government of Canada is easing immigration processing as part of its Immigration Levels Plan 2023-25, unveiled on November 1, 2022. At that event, the Canadian government reported that it will continue to invest in processing capacity to ensure that all applications are processed as quickly as possible
As part of its economic profile, U.S. financial markets declined for the third consecutive quarter from July to September 2022. According to Trustco Bank Corp, the U.S. continued to feel the impact of several economic areas, in addition to reacting to global concerns. Continued inflationary pressures, rising interest