- Annual inflation rises to 3.8%, its highest level in three months.
- The underlying IPC, which excludes volatile elements, is slightly moderated to 3.64%.
- The Mexican peso is pressed and registers losses against the US dollar.
He Mexico Consumer Price Index (CPI) has risen to 3.8% in Marz’s annual readingOr from 3.77% in February, as published by the National Institute of Geography and Statistics (INEGI). This is the highest inflation level in the last three months. The data is in line with market expectations.
At the monthly level, the CPI has grown 0.31% compared to the previous 0.28%, fulfilling expectations.
The underlying inflation It has moderated 0.43% from the previous 0.48%, as planned. The annual indicator excluding food and energy It has softened 3.64% from the previous 3.65%.
Mexican weight reaction
The Mexican weight has reacted with a slight upward boost that has been neutralized minutes later. The Mexican currency is suffering losses against the US dollar, and at the time of writing the USD/MXN, there is 20.95, winning 0.54% 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: MIÉ APR 09, 2025 12:00
Frequency: Monthly
Current: 3.8%
Dear: 3.8%
Previous: 3.77%
Fountain: National Institute of Statistics and Geography of Mexico
Source: Fx Street
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