So, like, Mexico’s inflation, right? It kinda went up, but still in the central bank’s target range. There was an interest rate meeting last month.
Annual inflation, like, suddenly jumped to 3.96%, which is more than what economists thought. The core reading also went up. The central bank wants inflation to be around 3%, give or take a percent.
So, the central bank made a couple of rate cuts, and everyone thinks they’ll keep doing it next month. Trump’s tariffs might mess up Mexico’s exports, but for now, they’re safe.
Basically, experts think Mexico’s inflation will be 3.78% in 2025 and 3.79% in 2026. The GDP growth might be lower than expected. So, that’s the gossip on Mexico’s economy.
