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Banxico Cuts the Rate and Profiles Pause for 2026

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The Board of Government of the Banco de México (Banxico) decided, by a majority, to reduce the interest rate by a quarter of a point, for the third consecutive occasion, to leave it at 7.25 percent. Moreover, it advanced that forward it will value to cut the reference. This represented a change in the prospective guide, since it previously pointed out “additional cuts”, which divided the analysts. Some see that from next year there would be a pa…

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The Board of Government of the Banco de México (Banxico) decided, by a majority, to reduce the interest rate by a quarter of a point, for the third consecutive occasion, to leave it at 7.25 percent. Moreover, it advanced that forward it will value to cut the reference. This represented a change in the prospective guide, since it previously pointed out “additional cuts”, which divided the analysts. Some see that from next year there would be a pa…

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As expected by most analysts, the board of directors of the Banco de México (BdeM) decided yesterday by majority to decrease by a quarter of a percentage point its reference interest rate to 7.25 percent, thus accumulating 11 consecutive cuts since August 2024.

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Bank of Mexico (Banxico) continued its downward cycle and reduced the interest rate by 25 basis points to 7,25% in November, a move that put monetary policy in transition to a neutral stance and on the way to a pause in the cuts.The central bank cut the interest rate by a quarter point for the eleventh consecutive time and for the third time in the year at a quarter point, so that the benchmark recorded its lowest level since June 2022.The Gover…

A significant shift occurred in the Bank of Mexico's communication regarding the future trajectory of interest rates. After adjusting the rate by 25 basis points to 7.25%, the 12th reduction in the current monetary cycle, it stated: “Looking ahead, the Governing Board of the Bank of Mexico, headed by Victoria Rodríguez Ceja, will consider further cuts to the benchmark interest rate.” This change points to two issues: the calibration process init…

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DineroenImagen broke the news in on Friday, November 7, 2025.
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