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Mexico CPI Inflation (WEO)

Annual headline CPI inflation rate for Mexico (IMF WEO). Banxico targets 3% ±1pp.

The Mexico CPI Inflation (WEO) is currently 4.72%, last updated .

4.72%
1W -14.58%1M -14.58%3M -14.58%
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Emerging markets amplify every dollar and rate cycle. Central banks in Brazil, Mexico, and Turkey have typically led the Fed by months, cutting or hiking before the U.S. does. FX volatility vs the dollar is the dominant driver of EM equity and debt returns, so tracking local rates, inflation, and currency together is essential for separating idiosyncratic stress from generic dollar strength.

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DateValueChange
Dec 31, 20244.72%-14.58%
Dec 31, 20235.53%-29.99%
Dec 31, 20227.90%+38.79%
Dec 31, 20215.69%+67.49%
Dec 31, 20203.40%-6.58%
Dec 31, 20193.64%-25.79%
Dec 31, 20184.90%-18.90%
Dec 31, 20176.04%+114.11%
Dec 31, 20162.82%+3.71%
Dec 31, 20152.72%-32.30%
Dec 31, 20144.02%+5.58%
Dec 31, 20133.81%-7.42%
Dec 31, 20124.11%+20.66%
Dec 31, 20113.41%-18.03%
Dec 31, 20104.16%-21.53%
Dec 31, 20095.30%+3.36%
Dec 31, 20085.12%+29.20%
Dec 31, 20073.97%+9.30%
Dec 31, 20063.63%-8.99%
Dec 31, 20053.99%-14.94%
Dec 31, 20044.69%+3.11%
Dec 31, 20034.55%-9.62%
Dec 31, 20025.03%-21.00%
Dec 31, 20016.37%—

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Frequently Asked Questions

▶What is Mexico CPI Inflation (WEO)?
Annual headline CPI inflation rate for Mexico (IMF WEO). Banxico targets 3% ±1pp.
▶How does Mexico CPI Inflation (WEO) relate to latin america inflation?
Mexico CPI Inflation (WEO) is part of the Latin America Inflation category. Emerging markets amplify every dollar and rate cycle. Central banks in Brazil, Mexico, and Turkey have typically led the Fed by months, cutting or hiking before the U.S. does. FX volatility vs the dollar is the dominant driver of EM equity and debt returns, so tracking local rates, inflation, and currency together is essential for separating idiosyncratic stress from generic dollar strength.
▶How often is Mexico CPI Inflation (WEO) updated?
Mexico CPI Inflation (WEO) is updated annual. Each metric page on Convex shows the exact time of the last data update and provides historical data going back up to five years.
▶Where does Convex source Mexico CPI Inflation (WEO) data?
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