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Banxico's Q1 2026 report cut its 2026 Mexican GDP growth forecast from 1.6% to 1.1%, citing a considerably weaker first quarter and weak investment likely until the second half. It raised 2027 growth to 2.1% and kept its Q4 2026 headline inflation projection at 3.5%, with upside risks to inflation.
Weaker Mexican growth and a steady rate stance reduce demand for imported feed-related inputs and keep the peso under pressure, which can make US feed exports to Mexico relatively more expensive for buyers.
fxstreet.comChristian Borjon ValenciaMay 27, 2026Not enough comparable past events yet for a historical read.
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