Brazilian industry under pressure, but Mexico is on the up

The September manufacturing PMI for Brazil gives little hope that the economy snapped out of recession in the third quarter. Meanwhile, in Mexico, PMI surveys both at home and in the US continue to suggest that the manufacturing sector is on course for a period of rapid growth.


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