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Mexico Inflation Risks Tilted Upwards: Banxico Deputy Governor

MEXICO

(Bloomberg) -- Mexico's balance of inflation risks is now tilted upwards after months of uncertainty, Deputy Governor Irene Espinosa said in a interview with Banorte's Norte Economico podcast.

  • Inflation is pushed upwards by four factors:
    • Core inflation, particularly from goods, as households and companies shift spending patterns
    • Increased spending on services as economy reopens, especially in second half of year
    • Recent episodes of volatility due to internal and external factors, which pressure exchange rate
    • Expected higher inflation worldwide
  • The bank will continue making monetary policy decisions data dependent, Espinosa said, according to a transcript published Wednesday.

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