Mexico GDP (Q2)

The good news is that the final estimate of Mexican Q2 GDP showed that the economy contracted by less than previously thought. The bad news is that downward revisions to growth in the previous two quarters mean that the economy was already on a weaker footing prior to Q2’s slump.

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