Mexico's Inflation Falls Further in September
MEXICO CITY--Mexico's inflation slowed to a six-month low in September as continued declines in fresh food prices offset increases in core goods and services. The consumer price index rose 0.05% in September, bringing the 12-month inflation rate down to 4.58%, its slowest pace since March, statistics institute Inegi said Wednesday.
Mexico's Senate unanimously passed a constitutional reform guaranteeing the country's minimum wage will be revised annually ...
After seeing a 23% inflation rate in July, food prices in Mexico are continuing their decline, while other products are still ...
Mexico’s Congress approved a constitutional reform proposed by former President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador that would ...
One of the biggest steps we took to bring costs down was passing the Inflation Reduction Act. This legislation was a ...
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Economist Paul Ashworth of Capital Economics noted in a commentary that Friday's report on producer prices suggested the ...
Key Takeaways The Produce Price Index for final demand, a measure of wholesale prices, stayed flat in September after rising ...
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