The stronger-than-expected 1.1% m/m rise in Mexico’s industrial production in July provides some encouragement that the economy fared well despite the onset of a third virus wave earlier this quarter. That said, the latest surveys point to a worse performance in August, while weakening US demand and ongoing global shortages will hold back Mexican industry over the coming months.
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