Mexico recorded a record increase in exports in 2025, leading to a trade surplus. According to data published on Tuesday, the total export value reached 664,837.2 million dollars, an increase of 7.6% compared to the previous year. This record result was driven by significant growth in non-oil and other sectors. Non-oil exports grew by 9.3%, amounting to 643,591.6 million dollars. Meanwhile, the extractive industries sector showed an impressive increase of 26.9%, totaling 13,803.7 million dollars. However, the oil and gas sector saw a sharp decline of 26.4% to 21,245.5 million dollars. The automotive sector also fell by 4.2%, reaching 185,791.4 million dollars. Despite pressure from tariffs imposed by the Trump administration, Mexico maintained its position as the United States' main trading partner. The 2025 trade balance showed a surplus of 771 million pesos, compared to a deficit of 18,541 million pesos the previous year. This achievement highlights the resilience and competitiveness of the Mexican economy in challenging international conditions.
