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Weak activity data point to another Mexican interest rate cut

The continued disappointing performance of the Mexican economy makes it is increasingly likely that last month’s interest rate cut was not a one-off. We have now pencilled in a 25bp reduction to 3.5% at this month’s monetary policy meeting and would not rule out another cut at December’s meeting if the economy continues to fall short of expectations.

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