Mexico early August inflation rises to 3.26 percent
Mexico annual inflation accelerated to 3.26 percent in early August, driven by persistent core price pressures. Consumer prices rose 0.10 percent during the period, remaining within the central bank target range.
Mexico's 12-month inflation rate accelerated to 3.26% in early August, up from 3.10% a month earlier. The data from national statistics agency INEGI shows consumer prices rising despite remaining within central bank targets. Investors are monitoring persistent core price pressures ahead of upcoming monetary policy decisions.
