Mexico’s 12-month inflation reached 3.57%, surpassing the anticipated rate of 3.56% - VT Markets

Mexico’s Inflation Slightly Exceeds Expectations

Inflation in Mexico over the last 12 months reached 3.57% in October, marginally above the forecasted rate of 3.56%. This slight increase reflects ongoing economic shifts amid evolving market conditions.

Market Reactions to Inflation and Currency Movements

Several financial instruments responded to these developments:

Economic Outlook and Upcoming Policy Events

The economic environment remains dynamic, with potential shifts in risk sentiment following recent market activity. Upcoming central bank meetings, particularly concerning Australia and the United Kingdom, are expected to influence currency markets significantly.

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Author’s summary: Mexico's inflation slightly surpassed forecasts, triggering market responses in currencies, gold, and crypto, amid anticipation of key central bank meetings and evolving risk sentiment.

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VT Markets VT Markets — 2025-11-07

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