Does the Price of Tomato and Onion Rise? Inflation in Mexico Scores in September 2026; More Expensive Products
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Food prices such as tomatoes and onions drive inflation rise, according to Inegi’s most recent report
Tomato, onion and chicken are some of the products that went up in price after being impacted by Mexico's inflation in September 2026.
Inflation in Mexico accelerated to 3.45 percent in September 2026, reported the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (Inegi) in a statement on Thursday, October 8. This acceleration was driven mainly by the rise in the prices of some foods such as tomatoes and onions. Inegi reported that...
Inflation in Mexico accelerated to 3.45 percent in September 2026, reported the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI) in a statement on Thursday, October 8.
These data reinforce the expectation that Banxico would keep the key interest rate unchanged for some time, according to analysts. By Latinus // Reuters CDMX, October 08, 2026.- Mexico's general inflation accelerated in September, although little less than expected, while the underlying index continued to moderate, reinforcing the expectation... Read more →
Inflation is one of the main indicators to know how the cost of living of households changes. When prices increase, the purchasing power of consumers can be reduced, since the same income allows to acquire a smaller amount of goods and services. According to the National Institute of Statistics and Geography [...] The Inflation entry in Mexico rises to 3.45% in September 2026: which products increased more in price? aparece primero en Leader Emp…
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