US EditionInflation in Mexico Moderates in October and Stands at 3.63%
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Mexico's annual inflation slowed down more than expected in the first half of October, which probably gave the authorities space to extend their cycle of flexibility at the Bank of Mexico's interest rate meeting in early November. Consumer prices rose by 3.63 percent during the first two weeks of October compared to the same period of the previous year, according to the national statistical institute.The data was lower than the average estimate …
Inflation has given a brief respite to the Mexican economy. In the first fortnight of October, the National Consumer Price Index (INPC) was 3,63% at annual rate, contrasting with the level recorded at the end of last month, when it was 3,76%. The report, published this Thursday by the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (Inegi), shows that this is the first slowdown after four fortnights of consecutive increases.
The National Consumer Price Index (INPC) was moderated to 3.63%, after four fortnights continued to rise, reported the Inegi.
Annual inflation in Mexico slowed down more than expected during the first fortnight of October 2025, reaching 3.63%, its lowest level in several months, according to data from the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI).This result reinforces expectations that the Bank of Mexico (Banxico) could continue its interest rate reduction cycle at the next monetary policy meeting.The data was lower than the average estimate of analysts s…
• The general index fell to its lowest level in two months, driven by the decline in fruits, vegetables and poultry products.• The decrease opens the possibility of a further cut in the interest rate by the Bank of Mexico.• Services and electricity still press prices, according to Inegi data. General inflation moderates more than expected Inflation in Mexico slowed to 3.63% per year in the first half of October, down from 3.78% at the end of Sep…
In the first fortnight of October 2025, the National Consumer Price Index (INPC) was 3.63%, according to figures published on Thursday by the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (Inegi), which meant a decline since the 3.76% shown last September. According to an analysis by the Financial Group Go for More (BX+), the year-on-year variation was moderated after accelerating in the previous four readings, partly derived from a lower dynam…
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