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Banco de México unexpectedly cut its overnight policy rate by 25 basis points to 6.25%, in a 3–2 vote, after holding rates for three meetings. The article contrasts the move with tightening by major central banks and notes that the interest-rate cushion over the U.S. Federal Reserve narrowed to 225 basis points.
A narrower Mexico–U.S. rate differential can encourage demand for dollars and weigh on the peso, potentially increasing the peso cost of imported feed. The currency channel, rather than a direct change in commodity supply, is the main feed-buying implication.
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