By bnl editorial staff Mexico's annual inflation accelerated approximately in line with expectations in early September ahead ...

Mexico’s annual inflation accelerated slightly more than expected last month after the central bank slowed the pace of interest rate cuts.

MEXICO CITY--Inflation in Mexico edged up in the first half of September with higher tuition fees at the start of the new school year, a rise in core goods prices and an increase in fresh food prices.

Just days after the IMF revised its Mexico GDP forecast upward, the OECD did the same, predicting 0.08% growth in 2025.

Mexico’s annual inflation accelerated roughly in line with expectations in early September ahead of the central bank’s Thursday interest rate decision.

Mexico's headline inflation sped up in the first half of September, broadly in line with market expectations, heading closer ...

The IMF revised its forecast upward for Mexico’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) on Friday to 1.0% growth for 2025 and 1.5% in ...

The Federal Reserve’s first interest-rate cut of the year gives its counterpart south of the border more room to continue ...

In our analysis, higher inflation combined with higher jobless claims raises the risk of stagflation. Prudent investors ...

Mexico’s central bank is widely expected to lower the policy rate by 25bps to 7.50% as inflation remains below the Q3 ...

The following information was released by The Bank of Canada: It is wonderful to be here in Mexico City with you to celebrate Banco de Mexico's 100th anniversary. This is a significant milestone in a ...