El déficit comercial de Nicaragua disminuyó un 20,2 % en los primeros nueve meses de 2025
El déficit comercial de Nicaragua cayó un 20,2 % entre enero y septiembre de 2025, impulsado por un repunte sólido de las exportaciones frente a un crecimiento más moderado de las importaciones, según datos del Banco Central. El país registró una mejora significativa en su balanza comercial gracias al dinamismo minero, agropecuario y de manufactura
El déficit comercial de Nicaragua disminuyó un 20,2 % en los primeros nueve meses de 2025 Nicaragua’s trade deficit decreased by 20.2% between January and September 2025, primarily due to a substantial rise in exports outperforming moderate import growth. This improvement was driven by strong performance in the mining, agricultural, and manufacturing sectors, with total exports increasing by 15.8%. Imports saw a more modest rise of 6.2% during the same period.
- Nicaragua’s trade deficit fell by 20.2% from January to September 2025.
- The decrease was driven by a 15.8% increase in total exports and a 6.2% increase in imports.
- Key export sectors contributing to growth include mining (49.2%), agriculture (43.1%), and manufacturing (4.3%).
- Free zone exports grew by 1.6%, with notable increases in harnesses and textiles.
- Nicaragua’s trade deficit for the full year 2024 was $3,058.5 million, representing 17.2% of GDP.
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