Inflation in Mexico showed a monthly variation of 0.23 % in September 2025. On the other hand, the annual rate was 3.76 %, according to data from the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI).

Regarding the National Consumer Price Index (INPC), the indicator reflected a moderation in inflationary pressures, triggering increases in the prices of “educational services, prepared foods, and housing, while agricultural and energy products showed declines.”

The core index, “which concentrates the goods and services whose prices respond most directly to market conditions, registered a monthly variation of 0.33 % and an annual increase of 4.28 %.”

In detail, merchandise prices increased 0.34 % and services prices, 0.32 %. The largest increases occurred in university tuition (1.82 %), primary education (5.98 %), and snack bars, restaurants, and taco stands (0.47 %). The non-core index, in contrast, decreased 0.10% monthly and showed an annual variation of 2.02 %. Prices for avocados (-11.34 %), potatoes (-6.82 %), eggs (-2.28 %), and LP gas (-0.67 %) helped contain headline inflation.

The minimum consumption basket, “which reflects the prices of essential goods and services, showed a monthly variation of 0.27 % and an annual variation of 3.74 %, moderating compared to the previous year.”

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The National Consumer Price Index (INEGI) reported an increase in the inflation rate in Mexico during the month of March, reaching 3.80 %.

The trend continues for the second consecutive month, although it remains within the target range of the Bank of Mexico (Banxico).

According to INEGI, in March the National Consumer Price Index (INPC) “showed a monthly variation of 0.31 %, bringing the annual inflation rate to 3.80 %.”

The institute’s data show mixed trends in core and non-core inflation, “with the latter reporting an annual increase compared to the previous month.”

In the third month of the year, non-core inflation reached 4.16 % annually. According to INEGI, the price of agricultural products rose 4.87 % compared to the same period in 2024; while the energy sector and government-authorized tariffs showed inflation of 2.94 %.

Regarding core inflation, “which eliminates the most volatile goods and services from its calculations, it slowed slightly to 3.64 % from the previous month’s rate of 3.65 %.”

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According to data from the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (Inegi), inflation in Mexico stood at 5.16 % until the first half of August, with an increase in prices in items such as fruits, vegetables and livestock products.

In this context, the “National Consumer Price Index (INPC) decreased for the second consecutive fortnight and reached its lowest level since the first half of June, when it reached 4.78 %.”

The downward trend in the inflation rate continues despite adverse weather conditions. Ricardo Aguilar, chief economist at Invex, indicated that it will be necessary to analyze more inflation data to confirm that core inflation will remain downward.

Among the products that registered the greatest price increase are beef, pork and chicken, in addition to eggs, with an annual increase of 14.69 %. Followed by fruits and vegetables, with an increase in prices of 14.27 %.

Mexicans also faced higher prices for food prepared in “loncherías, taquerías, torterías, inns and restaurants, as well as detergent and payments in universities, high schools and their own homes.”

The prices of cleaning products, domestic gas and plane tickets registered a slight decrease for the first half of August.

Inflation in the first half of August was below the estimate of analysts consulted by Citibanamex, who expected inflation of 5.33 % annually.

Analysts predict that year-on-year inflation will show some slowdown in the remainder of 2024 despite the uncertain economic outlook, increased volatility in the exchange rate and climatic characteristics that affect food production in the country.

For its part, the Bank of Mexico (Banxico) indicates in its forecasts that “it will not be until the last quarter of 2025 when inflation reaches its goal of three percent. At the beginning of August, the institution cut the reference rate by 25 basis points, to leave it at a level of 10.75 %, as a measure to control long-term inflation.”

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Mexico maintains inflation with an upward trend, located at 4.9 %, according to the National Consumer Price Index.

The organization’s report indicates that the increase in the inflation rate has been maintained for three fortnights, with an estimate “well above the average expected by Banco de México (Banxico) for the first quarter of the year, which is 4.3 %”.

According to Bloomberg Línea, various daily consumption items such as tobacco, packaged soft drinks and cigarettes have suffered a price increase due to the annual increase in the Special Tax on Production and Services.

“On the other hand, core inflation, an indicator that does not measure the price movement of energy products or unprocessed foods, increased 0.25 % at a biweekly rate, to stand at 4.78 % at an annual rate,” according to the digital medium.

In contrast to general inflation, the underlying component has maintained its downward trend, reaching the lowest level in 23 fortnights in January.

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The National Consumer Price Index (INPC) of Venezuela climbed to 13.6 % monthly in the month of August from 7.2 % registered in the previous month, although it has experienced a drop of 17 percentage points in year-on-year terms, to stand at 422 % year-on-year, the lowest figure so far this year.

After accumulating four months of decline between February and June, inflation in Venezuela increased again in July, now falling to levels not seen in the first eight months of 2023, according to data managed by the Venezuelan Finance Observatory (OVF), an independent economic information agency.

All in all, it continues to be a figure that reflects a hyperinflation scenario and that contrasts enormously with the rest of the countries in the Latin American and Caribbean region (except Argentina, where inflation is also above three digits).

Among the items that registered the greatest increases, communication services stand out with a monthly increase of 26.7 %, particularly Internet service and mobile telephony. Other groups that reflected price increases were food, standing at 8 % per month, double that registered in July, transportation (9.9 %), education (9.4 %) and housing rental (10 %).

This behavior of inflation in August occurred in a context in which the exchange rate of the bolivar against the dollar increased 8.3 % in the parallel market, while the official dollar exchange rate rose 10.5%.

This It means that prices overreacted to the depreciation of the bolivar, which could be observing an inflationary trajectory that is difficult to stop as the economy is without an anchor or benchmark for price formation.

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