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Canada’s trade: imports and exports in 2023
In Canada’s trade in 2023, product exports recorded a year-on-year drop of 1.4 percent, while imports grew 1.4 percent. Consequently, exports declined to C$768.655 million
In Canada’s trade in 2023, product exports recorded a year-on-year drop of 1.4 percent, while imports grew 1.4 percent. Consequently, exports declined to C$768.655 million
The TIGIE (Tarifa de la Ley de los Impuestos Generales de Importación y de Exportación) structure in Mexico is used to capture customs registrations. In
During 2023, Mexico‘s product trade balance showed a deficit of US$5.464 billion, which compares with a deficit of US$26.879 billion observed in 2022. The trade balance
France dominated electricity imports worldwide in 2022, totaling 16,779 million dollars, an increase of 320% at an annual rate, according to data from the General
Japan recorded a trade deficit of 19,966 billion yen in 2022, due to increased imports of oil and coal, partially offset by increased exports of
Mexico ranked as the main exporter of products to the United States from January to April 2023, with shipments of 153,569.7 million dollars. This amount
Mexican imports of capital goods grew 7.06% quarterly in March, accumulating 11 consecutive quarters of growth at a quarterly rate, referred Banco Base. Although there
Mexico‘s exports registered an inter-annual growth of 6.8% in the first quarter of 2023, to 141,082.3 million dollars, reported Inegi. Conversely, Mexican imports were 145,883.1
In Mexico, 65 administrative proceedings were filed, the amount of which amounted to 2,480.1 million pesos, representing 251.8% of the total amount observed in 2021,
Mexico‘s exports totaled US$42,590.6 million in January 2023, a year-on-year increase of 25.6%, driven by the automotive industry. Conversely, Mexican imports (which, like exports, consider
In Canada’s trade in 2023, product exports recorded a year-on-year drop of 1.4 percent, while imports grew 1.4 percent. Consequently, exports declined to C$768.655 million
The TIGIE (Tarifa de la Ley de los Impuestos Generales de Importación y de Exportación) structure in Mexico is used to capture customs registrations. In
During 2023, Mexico‘s product trade balance showed a deficit of US$5.464 billion, which compares with a deficit of US$26.879 billion observed in 2022. The trade balance
France dominated electricity imports worldwide in 2022, totaling 16,779 million dollars, an increase of 320% at an annual rate, according to data from the General
Japan recorded a trade deficit of 19,966 billion yen in 2022, due to increased imports of oil and coal, partially offset by increased exports of
Mexico ranked as the main exporter of products to the United States from January to April 2023, with shipments of 153,569.7 million dollars. This amount
Mexican imports of capital goods grew 7.06% quarterly in March, accumulating 11 consecutive quarters of growth at a quarterly rate, referred Banco Base. Although there
Mexico‘s exports registered an inter-annual growth of 6.8% in the first quarter of 2023, to 141,082.3 million dollars, reported Inegi. Conversely, Mexican imports were 145,883.1
In Mexico, 65 administrative proceedings were filed, the amount of which amounted to 2,480.1 million pesos, representing 251.8% of the total amount observed in 2021,
Mexico‘s exports totaled US$42,590.6 million in January 2023, a year-on-year increase of 25.6%, driven by the automotive industry. Conversely, Mexican imports (which, like exports, consider
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