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Mexico Consumer Prices (Oct.)

October’s 2.5% y/y rise in Mexican consumer prices is unlikely to change the near-term monetary policy outlook given that it was in line with expectations and unchanged from September. Instead, with a US rate hike in December now back on the table after Friday’s blowout payrolls figure, movements in the currency will be the key thing to watch.

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