The small fall in Mexican inflation, to 4.5% y/y, in the first half of April was driven by easing underlying price pressures and will be welcomed by the central bank. That’s increased the likelihood of another 25bp cut at next month’s meeting, but with inflation still above target and global energy prices elevated, we think that a hold is still the most likely outcome.
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