The small rise in Mexican inflation, to 3.3% y/y over the first half of January, was largely driven by higher fuel prices and is unlikely to be a major concern for the central bank. We continue to expect one final 25bp rate cut (to 4.00%) at Banxico’s next meeting in February.
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