# Market Report: Mexican freight and trade

> Freight, ports, customs and FX for the Mexican market: an in-depth monthly report and a weekly pulse, with cited sources and a data cut-off date.

Source: https://www.freightspot.com/en/resources/market-update · Publisher: FreightSpot

- [Weekly Pulse — October 26, 2026](https://www.freightspot.com/en/resources/market-update/pulso-2026-10-26.md) (2026-10-26, weekly pulse): Freight and the dollar rose again, Manzanillo closed for the second time in a week and the customs reform is now in the DOF, five days before the MVE transition ends.
- [Weekly Pulse — October 19, 2026](https://www.freightspot.com/en/resources/market-update/pulso-2026-10-19.md) (2026-10-19, weekly pulse): Manzanillo is back in operation after Simón, but importing got more expensive elsewhere. Ocean freight rebounded, the peso posted its sixth straight weekly loss, and the Senate approved the customs reform that toughens seizures for undervaluation.
- [Weekly Pulse — October 12, 2026](https://www.freightspot.com/en/resources/market-update/pulso-2026-10-12.md) (2026-10-12, weekly pulse): Hurricane Simón halted Manzanillo over the weekend and the peso posted its fifth straight weekly loss. Ocean freight keeps easing, but this week the cost sits in rescheduled appointments and the exchange rate.
- [Mexico Logistics Market Report — September 2026](https://www.freightspot.com/en/resources/market-update/septiembre-2026.md) (2026-10-10, monthly report): September close: WCI flat ($4,434 on Oct 1) with the Transpacific propped up by blank sailings, no September EAX for Asia–Mexico yet (August $6,415), Pacific ports carrying the growth while Manzanillo jams on land, the MVE pushed to Oct 31 with a regime-by-regime calendar, and the peso down 6.2%. What changes your Q4.
- [Weekly Pulse — October 5, 2026](https://www.freightspot.com/en/resources/market-update/pulso-2026-10-05.md) (2026-10-05, weekly pulse): SAT extended the MVE to October 31 and phases it in by regime, while the peso closed its worst week since March. Freight eases mid-Golden Week: the relief is on the calendar, but the peso cost is already here.
- [Weekly Pulse — September 28, 2026](https://www.freightspot.com/en/resources/market-update/pulso-2026-09-28.md) (2026-09-28, weekly pulse): WCI eases to $4,468 ahead of Golden Week, the FIX jumps to 17.71, Manzanillo’s CRT test stalls in confusion, and the electronic value declaration has three days left. What moves your operation, in two minutes.
- [Weekly Pulse — September 21, 2026](https://www.freightspot.com/en/resources/market-update/pulso-2026-09-21.md) (2026-09-21, weekly pulse): Golden Week tightens capacity, the FIX moves to 17.25, Manzanillo keeps absorbing Asia volume, and the electronic value declaration enters its final week. What moves your operation, in two minutes.
- [Weekly Pulse — September 17, 2026](https://www.freightspot.com/en/resources/market-update/pulso-2026-09-17.md) (2026-09-17, weekly pulse): Transpacific climbing into Golden Week, Manzanillo stuck on land (not at berth), and the electronic value declaration two weeks out. What moves your operation this week, in two minutes.
- [Mexico Logistics Market Report — August 2026](https://www.freightspot.com/en/resources/market-update/agosto-2026.md) (2026-08-31, monthly report): Asia–Mexico drives EAX to $6,415/FEU (+21.4% MoM), the WCI closes the month at $4,473 after a $4,526 peak, Manzanillo’s ITAP improves while August TEUs are still unpublished, and electronic MVE is locked for October 1. How August closed — and what you need to move now.
- [Weekly Pulse — July 31, 2026](https://www.freightspot.com/en/resources/market-update/pulso-2026-07-31.md) (2026-07-31, weekly pulse): The US postponed the 30% tariff for 90 days, a storm shut down Manzanillo for 19 hours, and the electronic value declaration got a last-minute third extension. The densest week of the year, in two minutes.
- [Weekly Pulse — July 28, 2026](https://www.freightspot.com/en/resources/market-update/pulso-2026-07-28.md) (2026-07-28, weekly pulse): The value declaration goes live Saturday, Mexico’s Economy Ministry opened two import proceedings, and the peso held steady. What changed this week, in two minutes.
- [Mexico Logistics Market Report — July 2026](https://www.freightspot.com/en/resources/market-update/julio-2026.md) (2026-07-26, monthly report): Ocean rates turn down after ten straight weeks of increases, Manzanillo is saturated at its gates, USMCA moves to annual reviews, and the electronic value declaration becomes mandatory August 1. How July closed — and what is about to hit your operation.