09.09.202512:00:00UTC+00Mexico's Core CPI Sees Slower Growth in August

Mexico's core Consumer Price Index (CPI) saw a reduction in its growth rate for the month of August 2025, registering at 0.22%, a decline from July's rate of 0.31%. This data, last updated on September 9, 2025, marks a month-over-month comparison, reflecting a slower pace in the core inflation of the country.

The core CPI, which excludes volatile food and energy prices, is a crucial measure used by policymakers to gauge underlying inflation trends. The lower core CPI figure for August indicates a slowing in inflationary pressures, which may be welcomed by consumers and policymakers alike. This reduction suggests a potential easing in the cost of living for Mexican citizens, provided these trends continue in future reports.

Economists and market analysts will be closely observing the subsequent months to determine whether this slowing trend persists, which could impact monetary policy decisions by the Bank of Mexico. The central bank’s strategies in response to these developments will be vital in shaping Mexico's economic landscape moving forward.