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LatinNews Daily - 10 August 2021
In brief: Mexico’s annual inflation falls slightly
* Mexico’s national statistics institute (Inegi) has released its latest figures on the national consumer price index (INPC), which show that monthly inflation stood at 0.59% in July. This brings Mexico’s annual inflation rate to 5.81% in July, exceeding the 3% +/-1 inflation target range set by the central bank (Banxico). The annual inflation rate has decreased slightly compared with June, when headline inflation stood at 5.88%.
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