Brazil manufacturing may stagnate in Q3, but no rapid rebound

August’s manufacturing PMI suggests that while conditions in Brazilian industry may have stopped getting worse, there is little evidence to suggest that manufacturers will lead a rapid rebound from the economy’s recession in the first half of this year. By contrast, Mexican manufacturing looks set to strengthen in the second half of this year.


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