Banxico

Banco de México, commonly known as Banxico, serves as the central bank of Mexico, tasked with ensuring the stability of the nation’s currency and promoting a healthy financial system. Established with the primary goal of maintaining the purchasing power of the Mexican peso, Banxico plays a crucial role in managing inflation and fostering economic stability.

The bank also oversees the effective functioning of payment systems and the development of the financial system as a whole. Among its key operations, Banco de México sets interest rates, monitors inflation indicators, and manages international reserves, ensuring a robust economic environment. Through its commitment to low and stable inflation, Banxico strives to create a foundation for sustainable growth in the country. Additionally, it provides valuable economic indicators and participates in public consultations to refine its regulatory frameworks, making it an integral part of Mexico's economic landscape.