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Mexico Consumer Prices (May)

The small decline in Mexican inflation, to 4.3% y/y in May, confirms that the headline rate has passed its peak. Even so, concerns about the prospect of US tariffs, as well as the recent credit rating downgrade of Pemex and the sovereign, will probably result in Banxico reverting to its previous hawkish stance.

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