Inflation Slows in Mexico for First Time in 2026 – CEO NA Magazine
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The National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI) released the annual inflation report for the month of April 2026, indicating that it was 4.45%.According to the details of the National Consumer Price Index (INPC), the tomato had one of the highest prices, as well as other basic basket products such as serrano pepper, pepper populano, potato, among others. INEGI reports annual inflation of 4.45% in April 2026 with rising tomatoesThe INE…
Inflation in Mexico has slowed down in April, but remains an indicator of the country’s economy’s concern. At the end of the month, the annual rate of price growth was 4.45% at an annual rate, according to the report published on Thursday by the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (Inegi). The National Consumer Price Index (INPC) showed a 0.20% increase compared to March, with the price of food being the one that puts the most pressur…
Mexico’s inflation registered a slight decline in April 2026 after adding two consecutive months of alarming increases, but what are the foods, products and services that decreased its price? Despite the decrease, the inflation figure continues far from the objective of the Bank of Mexico (Banxico), which seeks to place it at 3% with percentage variation for this 2026. How is Mexico’s inflation in 2026? The National Institute of Statistics and G…
Inflation in Mexico reached an annual rate of 4.45% in April, which represents a decline from the previous month, but not enough to alleviate the difficulties faced by Mexicans like Rosa María Díaz due to the rise in food and fuel, which has led the government to take urgent measures to contain the increases.
Annual inflation in Mexico slowed to 4.45 percent in April, down from what was expected. The data breaks three months of rises and reinforces the expectation that the Bank of Mexico will apply a final cut to its rate... Full note »
The component of agricultural and energy industries continues to boost consumer prices.
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