The pace of growth in Mexico's manufacturing sector picked up in September after a slump, helped by increases in new orders and the steepest rise in export sales in over three years, a survey showed on Monday.
The IHS Markit Mexico Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index rose to 51.7 in September from a 10-month low of 50.7 in August.
A reading above 50 signals expansion in the sector, while a reading below that points to contraction.
"With new work flowing in, goods producers loosened their purse strings, buying inputs and hiring additional workers at . . .
