The disappointing 1.0% m/m fall in Mexico’s industrial production in February was partly because a temporary boost to mining output at the start of the year reversed course. But there were broader signs of weakness in industry too. The outlook for the sector remains challenging given the renewed threat to global supply chains from the war in Ukraine and recent lockdowns in China.
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