Mexico’s IPC ended September near 64,214 after pulling back from record highs. The peso weakened beyond 17.7 per dollar as Banxico kept rates unchanged at 6.5%.

Mexico’s IPC ended September near 64,214 after pulling back from record highs. The peso weakened beyond 17.7 per dollar as Banxico kept rates unchanged at 6.5%.
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Is Banxico getting closer to another rate cut?
Mexico inflation has cooled to 4.98%, strengthening expectations for easier policy even as the Fed stays cautious.
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Can trade optimism keep supporting Mexican assets?
The IPC hovered near 63,375 while the peso stayed resilient as markets welcomed progress in U.S.-Mexico trade talks.
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Can Mexican stocks extend the post-holiday rebound?
The IPC reopened higher after Independence Day as markets digested the Fed decision and the peso recovered.
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Can a firmer peso keep Mexican stocks steady?
The IPC held near 65,026 while MXN strengthened to 16.896 as markets assessed softer core inflation and the new budget proposal.
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Are Mexican rate cuts being pushed further out?
Inflation rose to 3.26% in August, keeping Banxico cautious as services and food prices remain stubborn.
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