TS Lombard
June 26, 2026
Banxico In Wait-And-See Mode
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Banxico has paused its rate-easing cycle, keeping the policy rate at 6.50% as it monitors inflation risks and the narrowing interest rate differential with the US. The board signals a shift toward a long-term pause to ensure headline inflation reaches its 3% target by mid-2027.
Key Takeaways
- 1.Banxico unanimously held the policy rate at 6.50% after a shift to a more unified board stance.
- 2.Headline inflation is projected to reach the 3% target by Q2/27, despite near-term risks from geopolitics and climate.
- 3.The narrowed interest rate differential with the US Fed limits room for near-term easing in Mexico.
Table of Contents
- Banxico expects headline inflation to reach the 3% target in Q2/27
- The policy rate is now at neutral
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Authors
João Pedro Oliveira FachettiElizabeth Johnson
Securities
USDMXN
Themes
Inflation TargetingMonetary Policy NormalizationUS-Mexico Trade Relations
Regions
North AmericaMexicoUnited StatesCanada
