Compare Mexico's annual and monthly CPI inflation rates across years.
The annual inflation rate in Mexico is calculated using the not-seasonally-adjusted headline Consumer Price Index (CPI) published by Banco de Mexico. It measures the percentage change from the final observation of the previous year to the final observation of the current year, or for an incomplete year, from the latest observation to the previous year's final observation.
Monthly inflation in Mexico reflects the month-over-month percentage change in the Consumer Price Index (CPI), while the annual inflation rate compares the final observations of two consecutive years. This distinction helps investors understand short-term trends versus long-term inflationary patterns.
In the annual inflation chart for Mexico, the dashed line represents Banxico's inflation target of 3%. This visual aid helps traders and analysts assess how the actual inflation rates compare to the central bank's target, providing insights into monetary policy effectiveness.
Monthly inflation is the month-over-month percentage change in Mexico's not-seasonally-adjusted headline Consumer Price Index published by Banco de Mexico. Annual inflation uses the same index and is calculated from the final available observation in each calendar year to the final observation in the previous year. For an incomplete current year, the latest observation is compared with the previous calendar year's final observation and marked YTD. The dashed line on the annual chart represents Banxico's 3% inflation target.
