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Latin American Economy & Business - June 2016 (ISSN 1741-7430)
Mexico: The curious case of Mexico’s falling car exports
Following a record result in 2015, Mexican automotive exports – roughly three quarters of which are destined for the US – have fallen back in recent months, even as demand in the US economy continues to recover. In April, Mexico’s total automotive exports fell by 15.6% year on year, with a 9% fall in exports to the US.
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