The annual headline rate in the first half of this month — above the 4.01% consensus forecast of analysts polled by Reuters — is the highest since the first 15 days of December.

Analysts sounded alarms over Mexico's economy on Thursday after new data showed feeble growth in the first quarter while inflation spiked outside the central bank's target range for the first time this year.

The Bank of Mexico lowered its interest rate to 8.50% amid inflation control and trade uncertainties. The decision follows a trend to support economic activity amidst trade tensions with the U.S. Analysts express concerns that U.

Latin America presents a compelling, albeit complex, investment landscape as we move through 2025. While the region is projected for modest

Tuesday’s report could provide an early read on how Trump’s duties will affect the prices Americans pay for necessities.

With inflation squeezing travelers and other destinations drawing attention, New Mexico tourism officials still remain optimistic as summer plans surge and local interest climbs