He Mexico Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose to 3.93% per year in April Since 3.8% in March, as published by the National Institute of Geography and Statistics (INEGI). The indicator has reached its highest level in four months and has slightly exceeded 3.9% expected by the market.
Monthly inflation advanced at a rate of 0.33% in April, slightly exceeding the previous 0.31% and 0.30% planned.
He Underlying IPC, which excludes food and energy0.49% monthly grew from the previous 0.43%, standing above 0.47% estimated. Annual underlying inflation It has been the one that has registered the highest rise, when rising to 3.93% from the previous 3.64%.
Mexican weight reaction
The Mexican weight has reacted up to the increase in inflation in April, since this increase could have an impact on the decision on the interest rates that Banxico will announce next week. The USD/MXN has fallen after the data, descending to a minimum of three days in 19.55, where now losing 0.18% daily.
Economic indicator
12 months inflation
The inflation indicator published by the Bank of Mexico Capture price movements during the last 12 months. Generally, an elevated reading is bullish to stop the Mexican weight, while a lower reading is bassist.
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Last publication:
play May 08, 2025 12:00
Frequency:
Monthly
Current:
3.93%
Dear:
3.9%
Previous:
3.8%
Fountain:
National Institute of Statistics and Geography of Mexico
Source: Fx Street

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