Mexico's main trading partners have been the U.S., China, Canada, South Korea and Germany. Continued growth is projected for trade volumes over the next 15 years.
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Showing posts with label mexico trade. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 12, 2011
Mexico's International Trade Projected to Grow 70%
The "HSBC Foreign Trade Connections" report predicts that in the long term, Mexico's international trade flows will grow to 70% by the end of 2025.
Mexico's main trading partners have been the U.S., China, Canada, South Korea and Germany. Continued growth is projected for trade volumes over the next 15 years.
Mexico's main trading partners have been the U.S., China, Canada, South Korea and Germany. Continued growth is projected for trade volumes over the next 15 years.
Monday, October 10, 2011
US and Mexico Trade Relationship
The US Embassy site (Mexico) offers those a quick look at key facts defining US and Mexico trade relations on Agricultural Trade, Bilateral Trade, and North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
Some facts you may already know, "Nearly 80% of Mexico’s agricultural exports go the U.S," whereas you may not have known that, "Mexico’s agricultural exports to the United States have expanded by nearly 9% per year, growing twice as fast as they did before NAFTA. At the same time, U.S. exports to Mexico have grown at nearly the same rate, reflecting the mutually beneficial outcomes NAFTA has provided to the agricultural sectors in both countries."
Some facts you may already know, "Nearly 80% of Mexico’s agricultural exports go the U.S," whereas you may not have known that, "Mexico’s agricultural exports to the United States have expanded by nearly 9% per year, growing twice as fast as they did before NAFTA. At the same time, U.S. exports to Mexico have grown at nearly the same rate, reflecting the mutually beneficial outcomes NAFTA has provided to the agricultural sectors in both countries."
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