#美国非农数据超预期 #BinanceABCs The Bank of Mexico takes another major step, cutting interest rates by twelve knives! We have officially entered the 7% era, the lowest point in three and a half years. What signals are hidden behind this move? Check out the latest interpretation!
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Just now, the Bank of Mexico decisively cut interest rates by 25 basis points with a 4 to 1 voting result. This is their twelfth consecutive rate cut, directly lowering the benchmark interest rate to 7%. Interestingly, while cutting rates to stimulate the economy, they also raised inflation expectations — price pressures might last longer than anticipated from the end of 2025 to the first half of 2026. The central bank specifically pointed out that inflation in the service industry is “cooling too slowly” and reminded everyone to pay attention to the tax increases and tariff adjustments in January next year, although they believe these impacts are only “temporary”.
The key goal is in front of us: inflation is expected to reach the official target of 3% by the third quarter of next year, but the central bank also admits that inflation risks still “tend upward”. In other words, the path of rate cuts hasn’t stopped, but every step must be taken steadily.
Data highlights at a glance:
• 12 consecutive rate cuts, interest rates down to 7% (lowest in three and a half years)
• Voting result 4 to 1, the vast majority in support
• Inflation target period: reach 3% by the third quarter of next year
• Risk warning: inflation outlook may still surge
Will this wave of “loose monetary policy punches” really stabilize the economy? What sparks will next year's tax and tariff changes ignite? Share your thoughts in the comments: do you think Mexico's move is wise or fraught with hidden dangers?🔥
