(Reuters) - Mexico's consumer confidence index rose in May when adjusted for seasonal factors but remained well below pre-recession levels, underscoring persistent weakness in the economy.
The index climbed to 89.9 from a downwardly revised 89.2 a month earlier, the national statistics agency said on Friday. The reading was in line with a Reuters poll of analysts.
Before Mexico entered a recession in the second quarter of 2008, the index was running over 100.
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