Mexico inflation October 2026 INEGI, Digi Mart USA News (Mexico): Mexico’s National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI) reported that inflation in Mexico rose to 3.75% in October 2026, extending a run of three consecutive monthly annual increases.
According to the agency, the National Consumer Price Index (INPC) stood at 147.026 points in October 2026, an increase of 0.65% from the previous month. The annual general inflation rate was 3.75%.
In October 2025, monthly inflation had been 0.36% and annual inflation 3.57%.
By component, annual core inflation was 3.80% and annual non-core inflation was 3.59%. Core prices, which exclude goods and services with high volatility or prices that do not respond to market conditions, rose 0.34% month over month.
Core goods rose 0.22% and services rose 0.44%.
Non-core prices rose 1.75% on a monthly basis. Within that category, fruit and vegetable prices increased 2.35%, while energy and government-authorized tariffs rose 2.13%.
INEGI attributed the energy increase largely to the end of a subsidy for summer-season electricity tariffs in 18 cities covered by the INPC.
The publisher’s report notes that the ten products with the largest price increases include tomatoes and squash, though the full list was not included in the supplied text.
