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Mexico still on course to outperform Brazil this year

Q1 data revealed that the Mexican economy expanded at its slowest annual rate since emerging from recession in 2009, but we suspect that the slowdown was just a blip rather than the start of a trend. On the contrary, we continue to expect output to expand by about 3.5% this year and for Mexico to outperform Brazil.

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