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Deutsche Bank Sees Mexico's Central Bank Terminal Rate at 6.75% by Q1 2026

BY MT Newswires | ECONOMIC | 07/08/25 09:07 AM EDT

09:07 AM EDT, 07/08/2025 (MT Newswires) -- Mexico's central bank (Banxico) delivered a 50bps cut in its June decision, but modified the forward guidance, leaving it more "ambiguous," said Deutsche Bank.

The bank envisions 25bp cuts in August and September, followed

by a pause in November and subsequent 25bps cuts in lockstep with the United States Federal Reserve.

This path would result in a policy rate of 7.25% by year-end

and a terminal level of 6.75% by March 2026, stated Deutsche Bank.

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