Latin America | 12 November 2018 Mexico's Industrial Sector did Well in Q3, but Politics are a Threat for 2019
The Mexican economy gathered strength in Q3, due mainly to the strength of the services sector, and the rebound in manufacturing, following a long period of sluggishness, helped by the solid U.S. economy and improving domestic confidence.
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The Mexican economy gathered strength in Q3, due mainly to the strength of the services sector, and the rebound in manufacturing, following a long period of sluggishness, helped by the solid U.S. economy and improving domestic confidence.
Posted: 12th Nov 2018 in 'Latin America'
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