Financial Post
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Jun 9, 2026
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Mexico Inflation Slowed Much More Than Expected in May
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kwmwekjz[t2uj2sj(8i[jwfx_media_dl_1.png Mexico's national statistics age Article content (Bloomberg) — Mexican inflation slowed much more than expected in May and back into the central bank’s target range, substantiating policymakers’ decision to again cut interest rates at their meeting last month. Article content Consumer prices rose 3.94% in May compared with the same month last year, according to the national statistics institute. The reading came in below the 4.03% median estimate of analysts surveyed by Bloomberg and down from April’s 4.45% pace. Article content Article content Article c…
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