Mexico’s export revenues reached a historic high of US$72.55 billion in June 2026, marking a 34.4% year-on-year increase.
The surge underscores the accelerating impact of nearshoring trends as multinational manufacturers continue to relocate production capacity closer to the US consumer base.
86 billion. This balance-of-payments strength provides a buffer against external volatility and supports the peso’s stability amid shifting global trade dynamics.
The robust performance in the manufacturing sector was the primary driver behind the record monthly figure, reinforcing Mexico’s position as a critical node in North American supply chains.
The strong export momentum contributed to a significant trade surplus for the first half of the year, which totaled US$9.86 billion.
This balance-of-payments strength provides a buffer against external volatility and supports the peso’s stability amid shifting global trade dynamics.
The data highlights a structural shift in regional trade flows, with Mexico benefiting from both tariff realignments and corporate strategies aimed at reducing supply-chain fragility.