Mexico positioned itself as the main market for U.S. exports for the first time in 2025, displacing Canada, which had held that position at least since the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) began in 1994.

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While sales of U.S. goods to the Mexican market grew at a year-over-year rate of 1.2% last year, to $337.96 billion, shipments of U.S. products to Canada fell 3.8%, to $336.518 billion.

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In this way, Mexico marginally surpassed Canada, continuing a trend in which these indicators have been narrowing in recent years, according to Census Bureau data.

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