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Mexico IGAE (Feb.) & Bi-Weekly CPI (Apr.)

Activity data from Mexico for February were a little weaker than expected and leave the economy on course to grow by a relatively sluggish 2.5% y/y in the first quarter of the year. There is better news on the inflation front, however, with data to the middle of April suggesting that CPI inflation will fall back to target this month.

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