Within imports, consumer goods registered an annual growth of 34.2%, 18.5% in intermediate use goods and 22.6% in capital goods, detailed the Inegi.
With figures adjusted for seasonality, imports had a monthly advance of 4.98% and imports registered a decrease of 0.67%.
During the first nine months of the year, the trade balance registered a deficit of 25,297 million dollars.
In the accumulated January-September, Mexico adds 430,284 million dollars, reflecting an increase of 17.9% in non-oil exports and 48% in oil; distributed as follows: manufactured goods 87.5%, oil products 7.2%, agricultural goods 3.7% and non-oil extractive products 1.6%.
While Mexico’s purchases in the same period reached 455,581 million dollars, 23.7% more than in the same period of 2021, distributed in intermediate use goods (78.9%), consumer goods (13.4%) and capital goods (7.7%). ).
