Country: MX | Published: 2026-09-24
Mexico's central bank held its benchmark rate steady for a third straight meeting, though it dropped language signaling a prolonged pause, a shift that suggests the door to future
Mexico's central bank held its benchmark rate steady for a third straight meeting, though it dropped language signaling a prolonged pause, a shift that suggests the door to future moves is now open. The decision follows hotter-than-expected inflation in early September, which has kept price pressures at the center of the policy debate even as the economy grew solidly month over month in July. With US trade talks pushed to October, Mexican assets are left trading on inflation expectations and dollar momentum in the near term.