Mexico's unemployment rate stood at 5.17 percent in June, up 1.62 percentage points from a year earlier, the National Statistics Institute (INEGI) said Wednesday. The INEGI's monthly survey said that unemployment fell on a seasonally adjusted basis by 0.45 percentage points in June. Moreover, it said urban unemployment, which was higher at 6.42 percent, had fallen faster by 0.93 percentage points. The survey added that the service sector, which employs 42.2 percent of the workforce, remains the sector that hires the most people in Mexico. Trade accounts for a further 20 percent, manufacturing for 14.5 percent and agriculture for 13.6 percent. The remaining jobs are divided among construction, mining and utilities. 