Banxico Warns 3.0% Inflation Target May Shift to Late 2027
A majority of Banxico’s Governing Board projects that national inflation will decline more gradually than anticipated, delaying convergence…
Mexico central bank signals more rate holds ahead
MEXICO CITY, Aug 20 (Reuters) – The board of Mexico’s central bank signaled more rate holds ahead, minutes…
Banxico Projected to Hold Benchmark Rate at 6.50%: Reuters Poll
A consensus of financial analysts polled by Reuters expects Banxico to maintain its benchmark interest rate at 6.50%…
Mexico Begins Bell Pepper Exports to Japan
Mexico began exporting bell peppers to Japan after completing a first shipment of 733kg from Sinaloa, following an…
IMF Sees Modest Recovery in Mexico Growth Outlook for 2026, 2027
The International Monetary Fund has raised Mexico’s 2026 GDP growth forecast to 1.6%, pointing to a gradual recovery…
Central Banks Pause Rates Amid Inflation Risks
Major central banks maintained their benchmark interest rates in early 2026, signaling a period of strategic observation as…
Mexico Rebounds After Banxico Cut; IMF Warns on US Economy
This week in finance news: Banxico closed 2025 by cutting its benchmark interest rate to 7.0%, while signaling…
Bank of Mexico cuts growth forecast as inflation optimism is questioned
By Brendan O’Boyle MEXICO CITY (Reuters) -The Bank of Mexico on Wednesday cut its growth forecast for Mexico’s…
Mexico’s Telecom Shake-Up, Border Wall Push, Weak Nearshoring
This week in infrastructure, the telecom sector takes center stage as the government advances the Quetzal Project, while…
IMF Raises Mexico Growth Outlook to 1% for 2025: Finance Week
This week in finance news: The IMF raised its growth forecast for Mexico to 1% in 2025, up…
The Monetary Sentinel: The BoE’s loose hand
This week, the central bank landscape is leaning broadly toward easing, with rate cuts on the cards from…
Surprise drop in inflation likely to trigger interest rate cuts in Mexico
Mexico’s headline inflation slowed for the third consecutive fortnight, according to the national statistics agency INEGI, falling back…