Mexico’s Producer Price Index (PPI) leveled off in July 2026, halting a prior month’s decline and signaling a potential pause in upstream disinflationary pressures. According to data updated on 7 August 2026, the month‑over‑month PPI change came in at 0.00% in July, following a -0.90% reading in June 2026.
The figures, which compare price movements each month to the preceding one, show that producer prices stopped falling after a notable drop in June. While the June data pointed to meaningful cost relief at the producer level, July’s flat reading suggests that the downward momentum in producer prices has eased, leaving input costs broadly unchanged heading into the second half of 2026.
