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Mexican interest rates still more likely to fall than rise

Recent data suggest that Mexico made a decent start to Q1. However, growth remains vulnerable to a deterioration in external conditions, particularly in the US, and while we are more upbeat than a few months ago we are not convinced that the pick-up can be sustained. So while interest rate cuts are probably off the agenda for now, we still think that rates are more likely to fall this year than rise.

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