Mexico’s central bank delivered another 25bp interest rate cut at today’s meeting, to 10.25%, and it left the door open to further easing over the coming months, although a lot will depend on moves in the peso. A sharp fall in the currency would probably prompt policymakers to pause (or even reverse) their easing cycle.
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