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Bank of Mexico statistics

The Bank of Mexico (Banxico) is Mexico's autonomous central bank. Its priority objective is to keep the purchasing power of the national currency stable, which it describes as keeping inflation low and stable. Its Board of Governors sets a target for the overnight interbank rate. It publishes the FIX exchange rate, interest rates, money and credit, the balance of payments and international reserves, and a quarterly inflation report.

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What it publishes

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When it publishes

Monetary policy decisions are published on Thursdays at 13:00 on dates fixed in an annual calendar; in 2026 the remaining dates are 5 November and 17 December. Minutes follow two weeks after each decision. The FIX is published every banking day.

How to use it to check a claim

  1. For interest rates, give the target rate and the date of the decision, not the TIIE.
  2. For the peso, say whether a figure is the FIX or an intraday market rate.
  3. Inflation figures are produced by INEGI; the Bank of Mexico reports and forecasts them.

Common mistakes

Who sets interest rates in Mexico?

The Bank of Mexico's Board of Governors sets the target for the overnight interbank rate.

What is the FIX?

A reference peso–dollar rate determined by the Bank of Mexico each banking day and shown on its homepage and exchange rates page.

Questions answered using this source

Links checked 14 October 2026. This page describes what the source publishes and gives no verdict on any claim.