Banco de México
Banco de México is Mexico's central bank, responsible for monetary policy, financial system oversight, and the issuance of the Mexican peso. It is best known for its inflation-targeting framework, maintaining price stability, and managing international reserves. It remains highly relevant in current news due to ongoing discussions about inflation, interest rate decisions, and peso stability shaping Mexico's macroeconomic outlook.
Trump reconsiders Iran deal amid mounting pressure from allies including Israel and GOP leaders
President Trump is reportedly reconsidering the Iran nuclear deal following intense pressure from Israel and Republican allies. This development could reshape U.S. foreign policy and influence future negotiations.
Agustín Carstens Signs with UBS Group After BIS Exit
Agustín Carstens, a prominent Mexican economist and former BIS leader, has joined Swiss bank UBS. This transition underscores his influence and the strategic importance of leadership changes in global finance.
Mexico Launches New Measures to Tackle Inflation, Including Fuel Subsidies
Mexico's government has introduced measures such as fuel subsidies and price agreements to control rising inflation caused by supply shocks. These steps are crucial for stabilizing prices and maintaining economic stability amid global tensions.
Mexico's March Inflation Hits 4.59%, Driven by Food and Energy Costs
Mexico's inflation rate increased to 4.59% in March, driven mainly by higher food and energy prices amid global geopolitical tensions. This rate exceeds Banxico's target and could influence future monetary policy decisions.
Mexican Stock Market Opens Week Up 0.6%, Closes at 67,087.64 Points
The Mexican Stock Exchange increased by 0.6% on March 30, ending a five-week losing streak and reaching 67,087.64 points. The gain was led by major companies, with the peso stable at 18.13 per dollar.
Mexico to eliminate interchange fees at gas stations in 2025 to boost digital payments
Mexico will eliminate interchange fees for credit and debit card payments at gas stations starting in 2025 to promote digital transactions. Experts say this could reduce fuel prices and significantly impact bank and fintech earnings.
Banxico Cuts Interest Rate to 6.75% and Signals Possible Future Reductions
Banco de México unexpectedly lowered the interest rate by 25 basis points to 6.75%, citing inflation and global risks. The central bank has also signaled that further cuts could be on the horizon depending on future economic data.
Banxico's Surprise 0.25% Rate Cut Dulls Peso and Stock Markets
The Bank of Mexico unexpectedly reduced its interest rate by 25 basis points to 6.75%, leading to a sharp decline in the peso and stock markets. This move signals internal economic debates and global uncertainty influencing Mexican monetary policy.
Mexican Banks Urged to Accelerate Digital Shift Amid Slow Credit Growth
Mexican banks showed record profits but face slow credit growth and limited SME inclusion. Experts urge faster digital adoption to boost economic growth and financial inclusion.
Mexican Banks Face Less Growth Due to T-MEC Uncertainty and Lower Rates
Mexican banks are expected to experience slower growth because of ongoing T-MEC uncertainties and declining interest rates. Meanwhile, Banco de México has raised its growth forecast for 2026 to 1.6%, signaling cautious optimism.
Mexico's Medical Device Exports Double in Five Years, Enhancing Global Standing
Mexico's exports of medical devices have doubled over five years, establishing the sector as a key global player. This growth highlights Mexico’s increasing importance in the international healthcare market, driven by its manufacturing capabilities.
Mexican Financial Regulators Focus on Innovation and Security Amid Record Card Payments
Mexican financial authorities are balancing innovation with stability as card payments hit a record high of 6.4 trillion pesos in 2025. They are working on new regulations for card payments and emphasizing the need for enhanced security in fintechs.