The bigger-than-expected drop in Mexican inflation in November underscores the lack of price pressures in the economy. Against this backdrop, although it will be a close call, we are sticking with our non-consensus view that the Mexican central bank will leave rates unchanged this month even if the Fed raises rates.
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