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Economy & Business - September 2023
ECONOMIC HIGHLIGHTS
MEXICO | Inflation continues to slow year-on-year. On 7 September, Mexico’s national statistics institute (Inegi) released the consumer price index (INPC) for August, which showed that monthly inflation was 0.55%, and that annual inflation stood at 4.64%. This compares with monthly inflation of 0.48% in July when annual inflation was 4.79%.
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