Banxico Deputy Governor Heath says at its next monetary policy decision, the board will carefully evaluate behaviour of core inflation. Will be watching core inflation, if it is in-line with forecasts there could be a rate cut as soon as March
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Banxico Deputy Governor Heath says at its next monetary policy decision, the board will carefully evaluate behaviour of core inflation. Will be watching core inflation, if it is in-line with forecasts there could be a rate cut as soon as March
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- Near-enough no one thinks the inflation target will be met in Q2-2027.
Given that the market largely expects the inflation target to be unmet until 2027, this stance hints at a delicate balance between supporting growth and addressing ongoing price pressures, making any implied rate cut more nuanced than it may appear.
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