Mexico's factory-made exports rose in July by the most in six years after uneven growth in the first half of 2015, data showed on Thursday, while a slump in consumer imports suggested a rebound in domestic demand may be flagging.
Manufactured exports rose 6.5 percent in July compared with June, rising for the second month in a row, the national statistics agency said in a statement. It was the biggest month-on-month rise since August 2009, data showed.
Mexico exports mostly manufactured goods like cars and televisions and about three-fourths are sent to the United . . .
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