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Mexico’s Inflation Slows as Investors Mull Pace of Rate Cuts
(Bloomberg) -- Mexico’s annual inflation slowed slightly more than expected in early January, keeping in play chances of a bigger interest rate cut at the central bank’s next policy meeting.