MEXICO CITY, Oct 25 (Reuters) – Mexican imports slowed in

September, allowing Latin America’s number two economy to post

its biggest trade surplus in six months but bolstering fears of

slower growth.

Imports fell 1.44 percent last month, weighed down by a

slump in purchases of unfinished goods such as car parts. That

pushed the trade surplus to a six-month high of $437 million

, the biggest since March, the national statistics

agency said on Thursday.

via UPDATE 2-Mexico Sept trade surplus is biggest in six months | Reuters.