25 Jan 2021 Inflation in Mexico Rose in January, the Upturn likely will be Short-lived

Andres Abadia (Senior International Economist)25th Jan 2021 00:20Latin America, Economic Monitor

Data released on Friday showed that underlying inflation pressures in Mexico remain under control, despite overshooting expectations during the first half of January.

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