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Mexico's Carstens think inflation has hit its peak

Mexico's Carstens think inflation has hit its peak

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Eamonn Sheridan
30/10/2017 | 02:38 GMT

Governor of Mexico's central bank, Bank of Mexico, Augustin Carstens

  • Says he thinks inflation has reached its maximum
  • Says minimum wage increase should be prudent, not by decree but by way of higher productivity

Headlines via Reuters

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