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Mexico Bi-Weekly CPI (Aug.)

The rise in Mexican inflation to 4.0% in the first half of August, the upper end of Banxico’s target range, will probably prompt the central bank to slow the pace of its easing cycle. But with inflation set to drop back over the coming months, we still think interest rates will fall by more than most expect this year.

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