Mexico, Canada and France were the countries that exported the most agricultural and agri-food goods to the United States in the first half of 2021, according to USDA data. In particular, shipments from Mexico were for 19.917 million dollars, a growth of 14% year-on-year. While Canada’s exports of
Intermediate goods (IG) exports maintain gains in the first quarter of 2021 after the rebound of the pandemic, reported the World Trade Organization (WTO). In general, intermediate goods are inputs that are used to produce a final product. They range from crops used in food production to textiles
Mexican exports to the United States grew 9.8% year-on-year in July, to $ 31.908 million, the Commerce Department reported. For its part, China exported products worth 40.368 million dollars, which meant a fall of 0.7 percent. Canadian sales rose 34.2% to $ 29.979 million. The United States went
The mining sector led mergers and acquisitions activity in Mexico with 25 announced transactions, representing 20.5% of total transactions in the period, according to Camimex. The following mining operations stood out: Santacruz Silver Mining, a Canadian mining company, through its subsidiary Carrizal Mining, announced the acquisition of assets
Income from remittances to Mexico registered a new historical maximum, adding 4,540 million dollars in July 2021, reported the Bank of Mexico (Banxico). Some context: in the first quarter of 2021, Mexico’s current account posted a deficit of $ 5.1 billion, or 1.7% of GDP, compared to a
Agricultural and fishing exports from Mexico totaled 11.951 million dollars (MDD) from January to July, a growth of 5.2% year-on-year, reported the Secretariat of Agriculture of Mexico. These external sales already accumulate eight years of continuous year-on-year growth, taking as comparison periods the first seven months of each