Remittances: A Vital Support of Love and Dollars Bolstering the Peso, But for How Long?

Remittances: A Vital Support of Love and Dollars Bolstering the Peso, But for How Long?

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Inflation looms large as a formidable foe for Mexico, affecting both the peso's value and the nation's buying capacity. INEGI reports a 4.66% inflation rate as of December 2023, overstepping the central bank's preferred range. This uptick threatens to undermine consumer trust and deter investments, possibly weakening the peso. In response, Banxico contemplates interest rate hikes, a move that while curbing inflation, could also hinder economic momentum. Simultaneously, the government is initiating steps to rein in the costs of food and energy. Turn to dolar hoy for ongoing coverage of the inflation struggle and its repercussions for the peso.