The stronger-than-expected 0.4% m/m rise in Mexico’s industrial production in August suggests that the economy may have held up better than we had previously anticipated in Q3. But, under the surface, there are still clear signs of weakness in the key auto sector which are likely to persist in the coming months, keeping a lid on the overall economic recovery.
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