Mexico’s central bank will probably
keep its benchmark interest rate unchanged today after consumer
prices fell twice since March, a sign Latin America’s second-
biggest economy is growing below its potential.
The central bank’s board, led by Governor Agustin Carstens,
will keep the overnight rate at 4.50 percent for a record 20th
straight meeting, according to all 14 economists surveyed by
Bloomberg. The bank announces its decision at about 10
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