The rise in Mexican headline inflation to 3.2% y/y in the middle of June will keep policymakers in a cautious mood – something that’s likely to be reflected in the tone of the statement from tomorrow’s central bank meeting. But given the scale of the economic downturn, there’s still scope for significant easing. Indeed, we expect 150bp of cuts in the policy rate this year, including a 50bp reduction tomorrow.
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