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LatinNews Daily - 28 October 2020
In brief: Mexico’s exports show signs of recovery
* Mexico’s national statistics institute (Inegi) has released trade figures which show that Mexico’s exports totalled US$38.55bn in September, a 3.7% increase on September 2019, while imports reached US$34.16bn, 8.5% less that in the same month in 2019. This leaves a trade surplus of US$4.39bn, bringing the nine-month total to a surplus of US$18.96bn, overturning a significant drop in exports brought on by the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic. Seasonally-adjusted figures also showed that Mexico’s exports in September were up 0.93%, on August while imports were up 5.32% on the previous month.
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