Mexico IGAE (Jul.) & Bi-Weekly CPI (Sep.) Growth slows

Mexico’s IGAE Activity Indicator for July was weak and is the first sign that the economic slowdown continued into Q3. Better news came from today’s inflation data, which showed that the headline rate fell further in the first half of this month.

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