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Mexico's deputy central bank governor Jonathan Heath anticipates that both headline and core inflation rates will fall below 4% in January. He expressed confidence that a restrictive monetary policy may not be necessary, despite potential inflationary pressures from U.S. tariffs and deportations under the new administration. In December, Mexico's inflation rate was recorded at 4.21%, with a core rate of 3.65%, marking a decrease and highlighting a positive trend in price stabilization.
Source: YAHOO