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A Reuters poll of 11 analysts expects Mexico's headline inflation to fall to 3.64% annually in early July from 4.13% in late June. That would bring it back within the central bank's 3%, plus or minus 1 percentage point, target range.
Easing Mexican inflation supports Banxico's rate-cut path, which can weaken the peso's carry appeal and marginally affect the cost of dollar-priced feed imports. The direct grain-price effect is minimal.
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