<div id="readability-page-1"><div>MEXICO CITY, Feb 6 (Reuters) - Mexico's inflation likely accelerated in January, a Reuters survey showed on Friday, supporting the central bank's decision a day earlier to pause its monetary easing cycle as price pressures persist. The median forecast of 12 economists showed headline inflation rising 3.82% year-on-year, with core inflation reaching 4.49% annually. WHY IT MATTERSo Analysts said the acceleration was mainly due to higher food prices following tax increases on cigarettes and sugary drinks that took effect in January. o Mexico also raised tariffs on imports from China and other mostly Asian countries with which it lacks trade agreements, as well as implemented a minimum wage increase. o The central bank on Thursday halted a long monetary-easing cycle, citing the impact of recent fiscal changes, though it signaled possible future rate cuts. o The bank delayed its inflation target timeline to the second quarter of 2027 from the third quarter of 2025 and raised its 2026 year-end inflation forecast to 3.5% from 3.0%. o Mexico's national statistics institute will publish January inflation data on Monday. (Reporting by Noe Torres; Editing by Emily Green)By Noe Torres</div></div>

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根據路透社的調查，預計墨西哥的通貨膨脹在一月份將加速。12 位經濟學家的中位數預測顯示，年度整體通脹將增加 3.82%，核心通脹為 4.49%。這些數據支持了中央銀行最近因持續的價格壓力而暫停貨幣寬鬆週期的決定

Mexico's annual inflation likely accelerated in January, according to poll

- 墨西哥一月通脹可能加速，預計同比上漲 3.82%。  
- 中央銀行暫停貨幣寬鬆，因食品價格上升及財政政策影響。  
- 年底通脹預期上調至 3.5%，預計數據將於週一發佈。

根據調查，墨西哥的一年期通脹率可能在一月份有所加速