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Mexico Consumer Prices (Oct.)

Mexican headline inflation inched up further, to 4.1% y/y last month, but that mainly reflects a rise in food inflation and underlying price pressures are stabilising. Taking that together with the recent rally in the peso, Banxico is likely to cut the policy rate by a further 25bp (to 4.00%) when it meets on Thursday.

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