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Insights for Mexico
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November 2025 period, National level, Municipalities aggregation
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Summary: Overall, the analysis indicates a significant decline in trade values for both imports and exports in the month-on-month comparison, with total imports at $45.15 billion and exports at $36.3 billion. Year-on-year, both imports and exports showed positive growth, indicating a recovery trend despite the recent declines. The total trade changes reflect a complex landscape influenced by ongoing trade negotiations and tensions, particularly with the U.S. as a primary trading partner.
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MoM insights: In the month-on-month analysis, total imports decreased by $7.35 billion (approximately -14.0%), while total exports fell by $10.28 billion (around -22.1%). For imports, the highest increases were seen from Spain ($407.96 million), the Philippines ($324.11 million), and Bahrain ($23.25 million). Conversely, the largest declines were from the United States (-$1.91 billion), China (-$1.29 billion), and Chinese Taipei (-$1.02 billion). In exports, Germany led with an increase of $488.82 million, followed by the United Kingdom ($292.49 million) and Brazil ($395.48 million). The most significant drops were from the United States (-$9.78 billion), Canada (-$358.72 million), and Singapore (-$279.4 million).
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YoY insights: Year-on-year, total imports increased by $5.33 billion (approximately 13.4%), while total exports rose by $4.23 billion (around 13.2%). The top increases in imports were from Chinese Taipei ($5.63 billion), Vietnam ($2.28 billion), and Malaysia ($1.4 billion). The largest declines were from Brazil (-$142.39 million), Hungary (-$104.04 million), and Italy (-$101.76 million). In exports, the United States saw an increase of $3.04 billion, followed by Germany ($358.99 million) and the United Kingdom ($227.7 million). The largest decreases were from Canada (-$185.75 million), Latvia (-$60.91 million), and the United Arab Emirates (-$54.26 million).
