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Bank of Mexico Raises Interest Rates for 11th Straight Time
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The Bank of Mexico raised its reference interest rate for an 11th straight time Thursday, citing greater-than-expected price shocks that will keep inflation above target for longer than it had previously estimated.
The five-member board of governors voted unanimously to raise the overnight interest-rate target from 8.5% to 9.25%. It was the bank’s 11th consecutive rate increase since June of 2021 and the third straight three-quarter point move, matching the U.S. Federal Reserve’s last three increases.
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