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Mexico GDP (Q1)

The slowdown in Mexican GDP growth in the first quarter of this year was due almost entirely to weakness in industry, which has been affected by problems in the mining sector as well as softer growth in the US. The encouraging news is that the service sector has held up well and all the signs point to a recovery in economic growth more generally over the second half of this year.


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