Mexico central bank trims growth outlook, raises inflation forecast

MEXICO CITY (Reuters) – Mexico’s central bank on Wednesday trimmed its growth outlook and raised its inflation forecast for next year while warning that current uncertainty around investment could hinder growth.

In its quarterly report on inflation, the bank highlighted there were risks to its inflation outlook from potential policy changes and said it was necessary to protect “the fundamentals” of the economy.

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