MX Trade Balance

In May 2026, preliminary foreign trade data showed a trade surplus of US$2.259 billion. This surplus compares to the US$4.520 billion reported in April. The reduction in the trade surplus between April and May stemmed from a smaller surplus in the non-oil trade balance—which fell from US$7.216 billion in April to US$4.901 billion in May—while the oil trade balance deficit remained at a similar level—decreasing from US$2.696 billion to US $2.642 billion during the same period. For the first five months of 2026, the trade balance ...

In March 2026, preliminary foreign trade data showed a trade surplus of US$5.932 billion. This surplus compares to a deficit of US$463 million reported in February. The increase in the trade balance between February and March stemmed from a widening of the non-oil trade balance—which increased from a surplus of US $1.546 billion in February to US$8.320 billion in March—and a widening of the oil trade balance deficit—which increased from US$2.009 billion to US$2.388 billion during the same period. For the first quarter of 2026, the ...

In February 2026, preliminary foreign trade data showed a trade deficit of US$463 million. This compares to a deficit of US$6.481 billion reported in January. The decrease in the trade deficit between January and February stemmed from an expansion of the non-oil trade balance—which went from a deficit of US$4.267 billion in January to a surplus of US$1.546 billion in February—and a smaller deficit in the oil trade balance—which went from US $2.214 billion to US$2.009 billion during the same period. For the first two months of 2026, ...

In January 2026, preliminary foreign trade data showed a trade deficit of US$6.481 billion. This compares to a surplus of US$2.430 billion reported in December 2025. The reduction in the trade balance between December 2025 and January 2026 stemmed from a decrease in the non-oil trade balance—which fell from a surplus of US$4.837 billion in December to a deficit of US$4.267 billion in January—and a smaller deficit in the oil trade balance—which decreased from US$2.408 billion to US$2.214 billion during the same period. In the first ...

In December 2025, preliminary foreign trade data showed a trade surplus of US$2.43 billion. This figure compares to a surplus of US$663 million reported in November. The increase in the trade surplus between November and December 2025 stemmed from a rise in the non-oil trade surplus—which increased from US$2.838 billion in November to US$4.837 billion in December—and a widening of the oil trade deficit —which increased from US$2.175 billion to US$2.408 billion during the same period. By 2025, the trade balance showed a surplus of ...

In November 2025, preliminary foreign trade data showed a trade surplus of US$663 million. This compares to a surplus of US$606 million in October. The increase in the trade balance between October and November stemmed from a rise in the non-oil trade surplus—from US$2.736 billion in October to US$2.838 billion in November—and a widening deficit in the oil trade balance—from US$2.129 billion to US$2.175 billion during the same period. For the period January-November 2025, the trade balance showed a deficit of $1.659 billion. In the ...

In August 2025, timely foreign trade data reported a trade deficit of $1.944 billion. This balance compares with a $17 million deficit in July. The widening of the trade deficit between July and August resulted from a reduction in the surplus in the non-petroleum products balance—which fell from $2.125 billion in July to $293 million in August—and a larger deficit in the petroleum products balance—which fell from $2.141 billion to $2.237 billion in the same comparison. For the period January-August 2025, the trade balance showed a ...