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Mexican auto exports slump in September as US tariffs take toll
Source: reuters.com
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Mexico's auto exports recorded their biggest slump so far this year, according to INEGI data. Analysts attributed the decline to US tariff policies; the United States is the largest market for Mexico's auto sector. The article gives no export decline percentage or value.
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