EnMexico’s auto export decline has finally reversed, with an 18.7% growth in August on a year earlier – the first increase since June 2015 according to AMIA. Leading exporters are Ford, NIssan, VW and Honda, Panjiva data shows. This came as U.S. auto imports more broadly increased, with a 7.5% growth in seaborne imports of autos from all suppliers globally in August.
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