In November 2025, El Salvador's trade deficit expanded to USD 989.9 million, compared to USD 837.4 million the previous year. Import figures increased by 8.75%, reaching USD 1.51 billion. This rise was primarily fueled by a 13.16% growth in manufacturing goods. Additionally, purchases from non-Central American countries rose by 9.28%, while imports from within the region increased by 5.76%. On the other hand, exports declined by 5.53%, totaling USD 524.7 million, mainly due to a significant 50.29% drop in coffee exports and a 56.94% decrease in sugar shipments. Exports to markets outside of Central America fell by 13.83%, while those to the region saw a slight reduction of 0.41%.