Food inflation to fall in Brazil and Colombia, but rise in Mexico

Food inflation should ease over the coming months in Brazil and Colombia, which will help to bring down the headline inflation rates in both countries. By contrast, in Mexico, we expect the lagged impact of the peso’s recent falls to push food (as well as headline) inflation higher.

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