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Mexican CPI in Sight, Colombian Inflation Slows, But Still Near Peak

LATIN AMERICA
  • September CPI takes focus on Monday, released in just under one hour’s time. Consensus looks for M/M to slow to 0.47% from 0.55%, however core is seen picking up on a M/M basis to 0.36% from 0.27% prior.
  • World Bank and IMF meetings take place in Morocco from today, with the presidents of the Chilean, Colombian, Peruvian and Uruguayan central banks expected to take part.
  • According to the Argentine government, October payments due to the IMF will be made after the conclusion of the Presidential election. The first round takes place on October 22nd and a prospective second round on November 19th (if required). The confirmation from the Argentine economy ministry would mean the government bundle three outstanding payments totalling $2.6bln to the end of October.
  • Colombian CPI data out over the weekend showed prices rising broadly inline with expectations for September. Y/Y CPI printed 10.99% vs. Exp. 11.00%, with core at 10.88% vs. Exp. 10.89%, as markets look to further confirm that inflationary pressure peaked in June of this year.

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