Second quarter GDP data from Mexico were a bit better than expected but don’tchange the bigger picture that economic growth in the first half of the year wasdisappointingly weak. There is some evidence that the economy picked up towardsthe end of the quarter, but we suspect it will not be until next year that the recoveryreally takes hold.
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