Home>News & Insights>Publications>Mexican trade picks up despite TrumpMexican trade picks up despite Trump CEIC Publications Ana Cuello Franco 29.05.2026 under a minute read Mexican exports have been accelerating for months, despite uncertainty over the fate of the nation’s US trade deal. The April export print and the national trade surplus both set post-pandemic highs. This reflects the success of Mexican manufacturers and a subtle evolution of the “connector economy” phenomenon. More “intermediate goods” are being imported to make exports – and not from where you might expect. Japan, South Korea and Vietnam are increasing shipments to Mexico as imports from China fall back. But FDI from China continues to grow. Tags LATAMTradeRecent Posts India's agribusiness: A trillion-dollar horizon amidst shifting tides EMIS 21.07.2026 Insights India's agribusiness sector, a vital pillar of its economy, is poised for substantial long-term growth, with projections indicating it could Read More July 2026 | Top M&A Deals EMIS 20.07.2026 Insights Eastern Europe Global alternative asset manager Apollo has expanded its investment in the Trans-Anatolian Natural Gas Pipeline (TANAP) by acquiring Read More Mercuria Bets on Argentina’s Energy Market in USD 1.4bn Raízen Deal EMIS 20.07.2026 Insights Mercuria Energy Group has struck a deal to buy Raízen's downstream business in Argentina, marking one of the largest energy transactions to hit the country in recent years Read More Sorry, no articles match the current filters. Sorry, no articles match the current search query.