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Pick a trade and a direction to see six years of values from both countries' customs data, the gap between them and the largest product lines. Rankings below list the top 50 trades each way.
Published October 23, 2026 · Data as of October 23, 2026 · UN Comtrade, 2020 to 2025, Mexico and the US as reporters
Data as of October 23, 2026. Figures are UN Comtrade values as downloaded in October 2026. Countries revise their data, and 2025 figures may change after publication. We review this page every month and update it.
How much does each trade move, on each side's data?
Value by year, both sides of the data
- As reported by Mexico
- As reported by the US
| Year | Mexico data | US data | Difference |
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Largest lines
Which trades are largest each way?
| Rank | HS | Description (UN Comtrade) | Mexico data | US data | Change |
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- UN Comtrade, annual trade data 2020 to 2025, Mexico and the US as reporters, partner the other country, all HS levels. Downloaded October 2026; 2025 figures may be revised. https://comtradeplus.un.org/
Values are US dollars at the 4-digit HS level unless a 6-digit line is named; code 9999 (goods not specified by kind) is excluded from rankings. Mexico's exports are matched with US imports, and Mexico's imports with US exports. All data on this page is as of October 23, 2026, the date of publication, and may have changed since. Rules that apply to each trade are on the corridor watch.
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