In a promising development for Mexico's economy, the core inflation rate witnessed a slight dip, recording 4.33% in December 2025, down from 4.43% in November 2025. This data, updated as of January 8, 2026, indicates a subtle yet optimistic shift in month-over-month core inflation figures.
This decline suggests that consumer prices for goods excluding food and energy have incrementally stabilized heading into the new year. Economists and policymakers will closely monitor this trend to assess its impact on Mexico's broader inflation targets and economic health.
This modest drop in core inflation could serve as an indication of effective monetary policies undertaken in the previous months, as efforts continue to balance inflationary pressures amid fluctuating global economic conditions. As Mexico edges into 2026, stakeholders are hopeful for further progress in maintaining stable inflation rates to support economic growth and consumer purchasing power.
