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.
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