Mexico's ongoing rate reducing mission presents opportunity
Banxico has cut and remains in the mood for more. How to play it from here
Mexico: Plenty of room for rates to go lower
Banxico can cut rates as soon as it's comfortable, and we think there's plenty of room
Mexico: Calibrating the “pause”
Mexico stands alone among LATAM majors as a country with additional material scope for monetary policy easing, through rate cuts. And since last…
Mexico’s central bank should extend the monetary easing this week, with another 50bp cut, and, given the recent rise in inflation, adopt a cautious…
Mexico’s central bank should extend the easing cycle with another 50bp rate cut this week. Still, the country’s unusually modest…
Mexico: Policy stimulus has further to go
Mexico's prolonged stagnation
Mexico: Monetary contraction is getting harder to justify
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Mexico: Recession worries deepen
Mexico: Mixed signals for monetary policy
Mexico: Setting the stage for rate cuts
Mexico: It’s too soon for a dovish shift at Banxico
Mexico’s Banxico to reinforce the monetary anchor
Local assets have been under pressure since announcements by the new administration triggered a surge in policy uncertainties. Risk of departure from…
Mexico: The weight of policy uncertainties
The decision to abandon the new Mexico City airport project, along with proposals by the Morena-controlled Congress, should have injected enough…
Mexico: NAFTA gives Banxico the green-light
