The United States is Mexico's main trade partner, both in terms of exports as well as imports; it is the destination of 81% ($303 billion) of Mexico's exports, and it is the origin of 47% ($180 billion) of Mexico's total imports (2016).
Yes, Mexico has a trade deficit of about USD$17.3 billion. For 2008, Mexico exports were worth $291.3 billion, while imports summed up some $308.6 billion.
The United States is the single largest trading partner for Mexico, both for exports (78%) as well as imports (50%). Other important trading partners include Canada and Spain (exports), as well as China and Japan (imports).
During 1997, Canadian exports and imports to and from Mexico accounted for CAD$1,277 and CAD$7,022 million, respectively. During 2007, the same figures accounted for CAD$4,519 and CAD$15,831 million. This means between 1997 and 2007, exports from Canada into Mexico have increased 354% and imports from Mexico into Canada have increased 225%.
Yes. Texas accounts for US$72.6 billion in exports or 35.1% of total exports from the United States into Mexico. Conversely, Texas imports from Mexico are of US$78.9 billion, or 29.8% of the total imports from that country. From Mexican perspective, products imported from Texas account for 23.6% of total Mexican imports, while Mexican products exported into Texas account for 27% of total exports from Mexico into the world.
For Mexico, the United States is the biggest trade partner, both for imports (55.5%) as well as for exports (76.5%).For the United States, Mexico is the second recipient of its exports (11.7%), behind Canada (21.4%). As for imports, Mexico rates third (10.6%), behind China (16.9%) and Canada (15.7%).
For Mexico, the United States is the biggest trade partner, both for imports (55.5%) as well as for exports (76.5%).For the United States, Mexico is the second recipient of its exports (11.7%), behind Canada (21.4%). As for imports, Mexico rates third (10.6%), behind China (16.9%) and Canada (15.7%).
In the world? As part of its imports/exports? As part of its production? You should be more specific. Mexican catch during 2009 equaled 882,256 metric tons. That is roughly 1.3% of the world's catch for that same year.
The North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA)
Because 76.5% of its exports go to the United States; conversely, 55.5% of Mexico's imports come from the US.
Through Exports, Research and Imports. Exports are over $20 Billion a year, Imports over $13 Billion a year. About half our exports are to the USA but others include Japan, Europe, China, Mexico, India, Russia and the Middle East.
The United States qualifies as such. 78.2% of Mexico's exports and 48.7% of its imports go and come from the United States, respectively.