Mexico | Will Banxico signal that the end of the hiking cycle may be in sight?
Published on Tuesday, March 28, 2023 | Updated on Thursday, March 30, 2023
Mexico | Will Banxico signal that the end of the hiking cycle may be in sight?
Banxico will stick to its resolve to bring inflation down with a 25bp hike but might hint future decisions are more uncertain
Key points
- Key points:
- A more dovish Fed on the back of higher risks to growth amid bank-related risks is a new development that was not present at the time of the last Banxico meeting in February
- After rebounding temporarily in January, inflation resumed its downward trend in February and eased further in the first half of March
- In spite of the core inflation persistence, its seasonally-adjusted trend points to a downward pathway in the coming months that will break the recent stickiness
- We anticipate that Banxico will cut the policy rate by 300 bp during 2024 to a level of 8.50% by the end of next year
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