Mexico's annual headline inflation likely slowed in the first half of July, though the core index remained under pressure, ...

Mexico's annual inflation rate eased in June after rising for four straight months, though core prices continued to climb, official data showed on Wednesday. Consumer prices in Mexico rose 4.32% in ...

Inflation eased in June, but core prices remained high, suggesting that the central bank might slow the pace of interest rate ...

Mexican headline inflation likely eased in June after rising for four straight months, though core inflation is expected to ...

MEXICO CITY, Jan 27 (Reuters) - Mexico's inflation will begin to slow down after accelerating in January, President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said on Friday. Mexico's headline inflation topped ...

Mexican headline inflation should stabilize and return to a downward trend, the governor of the Bank of Mexico, Victoria Rodriguez, said in an interview with El Financiero published on Monday.

Mexico’s central bank urged caution on the inflation outlook in the minutes to its June interest rate meeting, which one board member called “one of the most complex decisions of the monetary ...

In Mexico, meanwhile, 12-month headline inflation slowed to 4.58% in September from 4.99% in the previous month, still well above the 3% target but maintaining a downward trend that has allowed ...

Mexico's closely monitored core consumer price index, seen as a better gauge of price trends because it strips out volatile energy and food prices, came in below forecast at an annual 3.58%.

Mexico’s headline inflation slowed slightly more than expected in November, boosting the odds of a fourth straight interest rate cut at the central bank’s meeting next week. Official data ...

Mexico Bucks Latin America Trend as Inflation Doubles Amid Virus. Mexico CPI above 4% ceiling to central bank’s target range; Prices are below target in peer countries like Brazil, Chile ...

MEXICO CITY, Jan 27 (Reuters) - Mexico's inflation will begin to slow down after accelerating in early January, President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said Friday.