A news article reports that Mexican inflation saw a slight increase in the first half of February 2025. The annual headline inflation rose to 3.74%, driven primarily by service costs. Counteracting this were lower prices for fruits and vegetables, with some items seeing significant reductions. However, egg prices increased substantially because of higher demand from the United States due to its bird flu outbreak. Despite the small rise, the core inflation rate suggests that Mexico's central bank may continue cutting interest rates.