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Mexico's headline inflation accelerates in August, core pressures ease

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By Aida Pelaez-Fernandez Verified, Noe Torres Verified
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By Aida Pelaez-Fernandez and Noe Torres MEXICO CITY, Sept 9 (Reuters) - Mexico's annual inflation rate accelerated for the first time in five months in August, official data showed on Wednesday, backing up a cautious monetary policy approach by the country's central bank. Consumer prices in Latin America's second-largest economy rose 3.26% in the year through August, accelerating from a 3.12% increase in July. Economists forecast in a Reuters poll a 3.3% increase.
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Mexico's headline inflation accelerates in August, core pressures ease

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By Aida Pelaez-Fernandez Verified, Noe Torres Verified
| Yahoo Finance Canada Verified
MEXICO CITY, Sept 9 (Reuters) - Mexico's annual inflation rate accelerated for the first time in five ‌months in August, official data showed on Wednesday, backing up ‌a cautious monetary policy approach by the country's central bank. Consumer prices in Latin America's second-largest ​economy rose 3.26% in the year through August, accelerating from a 3.12% increase in July. Economists forecast in a Reuters poll a 3.3% increase.
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Explainer-The super peso is back — and it's starting to hurt Original

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By Stefanie Eschenbacher Verified, Noe Torres Verified
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MEXICO CITY, Aug 25 (Reuters) - Almost nobody saw this coming. At the start of 2025, Mexico's central bank and Wall Street alike expected the peso to weaken toward 21 per dollar. Instead, it has surged past 17, making it one of the best-performing emerging market currencies despite sluggish economic growth ‌and persistent trade tensions with Washington. The rally has revived talk of the "super peso".
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