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Mexico Bi-Weekly CPI (Jul.) & IGAE (May)

Mexican inflation remained unchanged in the first half of July which, combined with the latest activity data suggesting that GDP growth slowed in Q2, reinforces our view that Banxico’s tightening cycle is over.

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