Mexico's foreign trade surplus increased in December from a year ago, as exports grew faster than imports, data from the National Institute of Statistics and Geography showed on Friday.
The trade surplus for December was $984 million, up from $603 million in the corresponding month last year.
Exports showed an annual increase of 3.4 percent, and imports also registered a positive growth of 2.6 percent.
Non-oil exports grew 3.5 percent from last year and a 1.5 percent gain was observed in oil exports.
On a monthly basis, exports fell a seasonally adjusted 1.44 percent, while imports climbed 2.72 percent.
In 2022, the trade balance showed a deficit of $26.4 billion, compared to a shortfall of $10.9 billion in 2021.
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