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U.S. Imports
$44.3B
U.S. Exports
$28.9B
-$15.4B (net importer)
The United States imported $44.3B/month and exported $28.9B/month with Mexico as of February 2026, covering 3163 product categories.
Mexico is one of the United States' top two trading partners, with deeply integrated manufacturing supply chains particularly in automotive, electronics, aerospace, and agricultural sectors. Trade is governed by the USMCA, which provides preferential tariff rates and detailed rules of origin. Mexico's northern border manufacturing zones (maquiladoras) play a central role in US-Mexico cross-border trade flows.
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Leading US imports from Mexico include vehicles and auto parts, electrical machinery, medical devices, agricultural products (such as avocados and tomatoes), and crude oil.
USMCA provides preferential tariff treatment for qualifying goods, establishes rules of origin requirements (especially for automotive products), and includes labor and environmental standards that affect supply chain compliance.
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Annual data from BEA | 2024
Services Exports
$50.4B
Services Imports
$45.1B