Tag: inflation

Mexico’s economy faces a challenging mix of slow growth, persistent inflation, and external shocks. Weak investment and high informality constrain ...

The global surge in oil prices, triggered by the Iran conflict and supply chain disruptions, is driving volatility across equity ...

Mexico’s government is once again deploying its fiscal toolkit to insulate domestic fuel prices from global oil shocks. As geopolitical ...

A sudden depreciation of the peso—driven by Middle East conflict and energy market turmoil—exposes Mexico’s structural vulnerabilities to imported inflation ...

Mexico’s central bank is expected to pause its easing cycle in February, citing inflation risks and external trade uncertainty as ...

An uptick in core inflation underscores persistent demand-side pressures, complicating the outlook for monetary easing and squeezing household consumption.

Economists warn that inflation, tax hikes, and limited wage growth will strain low-income families, especially in urban areas like Guadalajara.

With inflation projected to stay above 4% in 2026, Mexico faces structural cost pressures from wage hikes, tariffs, and World ...

A slower pace of monetary easing may dampen early-year investment but reinforces Banxico’s inflation-fighting credentials amid persistent price pressures.

The return of import duties on staple foods signals a turn toward protectionism, with implications for inflation, trade flows, and ...