Central bank · MXN

Banco de México

The central bank of Mexico. Policy is set by its Governing Board (Junta de Gobierno).

At the source

The policy rate, the last decision and the next meeting are not shown here: they are read at the bank’s own publication.

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How the Banxico is set up.

Currency: MXN
Area: Mexico
Policy body: Governing Board (Junta de Gobierno)
Policy instrument: Target for the overnight interbank interest rate
Mandate: Stability of the purchasing power of the peso.
How it works: The Governing Board, a governor and four deputy governors, announces its decisions on a calendar published in advance, several times a year. Minutes follow each decision, and a Quarterly Report sets out the bank’s forecasts. The bank has been autonomous under Mexico’s constitution since the 1990s.
City: Mexico City
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Published by the bank, not by us

The figures that change are read at the source.

Current policy rate: See the bank’s own publication for the current policy rate (opens banxico.org.mx in a new tab)
Last decision: See the bank’s own publication for the last decision (opens banxico.org.mx in a new tab)
Next scheduled meeting: See the bank’s own publication for the next scheduled meeting (opens banxico.org.mx in a new tab)

GIO4X has no licensed feed for central bank data connected to this site, so these values are not shown here. A rate that might be out of date is worse than no rate.

Data unavailableSource: Banco de México

The currency

MXNMXN

No MXN instrument is listed on this site.

The Banco de México is included because its decisions are widely followed. None of the instruments published on these pages is quoted in MXN, so there are no pairs or reference fixings to show. To ask about availability, write to info@gio4x.com.

Context

What is commonly read alongside it.

Economic events

Interest Rate DecisionMonetary policy. Typically six to eight scheduled meetings a year, depending on the bank.

Releases commonly monitored in connection with MXN or published for Mexico. Dates are on each publisher’s own calendar.

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