A. M. El Salvador has made significant progress in its economic performance, achieving notable growth in its exports during the month of july 2025. This increase demonstrates the strength and resilience of the country’s productive sector. The most recent figures place exports of goods above US$641.67 million, surpassing the results of the previous month.
The Banco Central de Reserva de El Salvador (BCR) confirmed that this increase is the second largest recorded so far this year. Among the sectors that stood out the most, the agriculture, livestock, forestry, and fishing industries contributed US$26.53 million. This positive result reinforces the crucial role these sectors play in the nation’s economic development and its ability to compete in international markets.
From january to july 2025, the value of goods exports reached US$4.06 billion, representing a significant 6.5% increase in value compared to the same period in 2024. This cumulative period has shown sustained growth in five of the seven months.
Salvadoran products reached a total of 111 countries, demonstrating the broad penetration of its goods in the global market. Central America and the United States consolidated their position as the main trading partners, accounting for 82% of total exports, with significant increases in shipments to Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, and Costa Rica.
This sustained growth reflects the joint efforts of producers and authorities to strengthen the country’s presence in international markets.
