The robust 2.0% m/m rise in Mexican industrial production in October suggests that the economy started Q4 on a solid footing. But more timely indicators imply that the recovery struggled over the rest of the quarter, which is likely to prompt Banxico to resume it’s easing cycle, most likely in early 2021.
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