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Split Decision Seen As Dovish At The Margin, USDMXN Back To Unchanged

MEXICO
  • With some predicting that the dissenters may be swayed into the hiking camp, the statement being seen as marginally dovish initially – as such USDMXN catches a small bid up to 19.92 from 19.87.
  • Link to full statement: https://www.banxico.org.mx/publications-and-press/announcements-of-monetary-policy-decisions/%7B57D39E7B-00F0-6E54-1B95-CB5D9A99CC88%7D.pdf
  • Key highlights:
  • "The revised forecasts for headline and core inflation are above those published in the last Quarterly Report. Considering the nature of the shocks that have affected them, the larger increases correspond to the short term. Annual headline and core inflation projections are expected to decrease, particularly for horizons of one year and beyond, and to converge to the 3% target during the first quarter of 2023."
  • "Although the shocks that have increased inflation are expected to be transitory, due to their variety, magnitude, and the extended horizon over which they have affected it, they may pose risks to the price formation process."
  • With some predicting that the dissenters may be swayed into the hiking camp, the statement being seen as marginally dovish initially – as such USDMXN catches a small bid up to 19.92 from 19.87.
  • Forecasts for Headline and Core Inflation:

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