Pena Nieto Gets Boost From Mexico Central Bank After Budget Cuts

The Mexican government will receive 31.4 billion pesos ($2.1 billion) in special revenue from the central bank, allowing a spending boost as falling oil prices prompt budget cuts.

Mexico Consumer Prices Rise in June After Interest Rate Cut

Mexican consumer prices rose for the first time in three months in June on a pickup in services and processed food costs after the central bank unexpectedly cut the key interest rate last month.

Mexican Consumer Prices Rise Less Than Expected on Farm Costs

Mexican consumer prices rose less than expected in August amid muted increases in farm costs, with the annual inflation rate dropping to the lowest level since January.

Mexico Consumer Prices Unexpectedly Fell on Food Prices

Mexico’s consumer prices fell in July for the third straight month as food and merchandise prices declined and Latin America’s second-biggest economy struggles to boost growth.

Analysis: Mexico peso rise tests central bank's hands-off stance

(Reuters) - Mexico's peso is scaling new highs amid confidence in the country's reform push, a likely credit ratings upgrade and profit taking after last week's interest rate cut, sparking speculation about how far it will rise before authorities act.