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Brazilian and Mexican industry trading places

The latest manufacturing PMI survey for Brazil suggests that, having been responsible for stronger-than expected GDP growth in Q2, industrial production is likely to weaken again in the second half of this year. By contrast, after a terrible start to 2013, Mexican industry looks set to get back to strong growth over the coming months.

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