The second consecutive monthly rise in Mexican inflation was driven largely by higher energy inflation, and is unlikely to spook Banxico. There’s a long way to go until the next policy meeting, but assuming the peso holds up well, the central bank is likely to leave interest rates unchanged at 7.75%.
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