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Increase in trade between Romania and Mexico in the first semester of 2022

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Răzvan Pîrcălăbescu, Economic and Commercial Counselor at the Romania Embassy in Mexico, announced for ecopoliticnews.com an increase in trade between Romania and Mexico in the first semester of 2022 by 15,37% compared to the same period of the previous year, reaching a value of 179.37 million EURO.

The export of Romanian products in the first semester of 2022 reached the value of 125.69 million EURO, increasing by 16,24% compared to the same period of the previous year. Therefore, the import of Mexican goods was at the level of 53.67 million EURO, up 13,37%.
Taking into consideration the point of view of the trade balance, Romania has been benefiting in the first semester of this year from a surplus of 72.02 million EURO making Mexico the 12th country outside Europe that our country have a trade surplus with and the 2nd on the American continent after the USA.

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