Mexico Inflation Rate stands at 3.12% as of July 2026, down from 3.51% a year earlier. The reading sits in the 5th percentile of its history back to 1970.
| Latest (July 2026) | 3.12% |
| One year ago | 3.51% |
| 10-year range | 2.15% – 8.70% |
| All-time range | 2.13% (2015) – 179.73% (1988) |
| Standing | Lowest since 2020 |
| Change over 12 months | −0.4 pts — peaked at 4.59% in 2026 |
| Percentile vs. full history | 5th |
| History | 1970–2026 (679 observations) |
The chart shows the year-over-year change in Mexico's consumer price index — the broadest measure of how fast prices are rising for households. Inflation running above a central bank's comfort zone (typically around 2% in developed markets, higher in emerging ones) pressures policymakers to keep rates tight; falling inflation opens the door to easing. For investors, the direction of inflation often matters more than the level: accelerating inflation compresses valuations and forces tightening, while disinflation has historically been a tailwind for both bonds and equities. Data: consumer price index via the IMF, compiled from Mexico's national statistics office.
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Data: download CSV (source: IMF Consumer Price Index statistics).