Mexico’s Exports Grew 37.9 Percent and Imports 33.1 Percent Annually in September
September exports hit a record 77.8 billion dollars, led by a 94.7 percent jump in electronics, and the year-to-date trade balance is now in surplus.
September exports hit a record 77.8 billion dollars, led by a 94.7 percent jump in electronics, and the year-to-date trade balance is now in surplus.
President Sheinbaum’s daily press conference, with comments on recovered assets, public education, security, and exports.
Mexico’s total exports rose 43.7 percent and imports 45 percent year over year in July 2026, both reaching record values, according to INEGI.
Beer exports hit US$6.48 billion across 98 countries, 36% of global value, with the US alone buying US$6.046 billion.
Mexico’s trade surplus jumped to $9.857 billion from $1.433 billion a year earlier, as non-oil exports surged 25.6 percent on booming US demand for electronics.
Sheinbaum cites 2.1% industrial growth in April from 7% construction expansion, plus record Mexican exports and three new monthly tourism records.