In the third quarter of 2025, Mexico reported a current account surplus of USD 2.32 billion, contrasting with a USD 2.04 billion deficit from the same period the previous year. The secondary income balance showed a substantial surplus of USD 16.11 billion, bolstered by USD 16.41 billion in credits. On the other hand, the primary income account experienced a USD 4.91 billion deficit. Additionally, the goods and services balance reflected an overall deficit of USD 8.87 billion, comprising a USD 4.28 billion shortfall in goods and a USD 4.59 billion shortfall in services.