Inflation in Mexico rises to 3.75 percent in October
Inflation in Mexico rises to 3.75 percent in October
Mexico recorded annual inflation in October due to increases in services and food prices, remaining within the range tolerated by the central bank. This data is relevant for open data because it illustrates how official economic indicators should be available and accessible to enable transparency and public analysis of the national economy.
Source: notisistema.comPublished on 2026-11-10
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