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Banco de México

Mexico's central bankwww.banxico.org.mx

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Sep 28, 2026

Lorena RuizNARRATOR
1:44
Cash remains a practical choice for many Mexicans.
Lorena RuizNARRATOR
1:48
Banco de Mexico's research on cash habits found that 95% of its surveyed target population reported usually using cash.
Lorena RuizNARRATOR
1:56
The reasons include convenience, limited payment alternatives, and perceptions of safety.
Lorena RuizNARRATOR
2:02
These findings challenged the assumption that low digital adoption simply reflects resistance to change.
Lorena RuizNARRATOR
5:14
Buildings became inoperable, essential infrastructure was damaged, and economic activity stopped.
Lorena RuizNARRATOR
5:21
The Bank of Mexico reported that average daily card payments in Acapulco fell from more than 92,000 during the week before Otis to fewer than 800 in the following week.
Lorena RuizNARRATOR
5:33
The event revealed how quickly a physical hazard can become an operational and financial emergency.
Lorena RuizNARRATOR
5:41
A business is an interconnected system of people, buildings, equipment, products, services, suppliers, information, and infrastructure.
speaker_0HOST
3:18
The divergence matters because the two economies are deeply integrated, yet their central banks are confronting different domestic conditions.
speaker_0HOST
3:26
Banco de Mexico has stressed that it will not mechanically follow U.S. decisions while continuing to consider inflation risks and international financial conditions.
speaker_0HOST
3:34
The contrasting moves illustrate how closely connected economies can still require different monetary responses, with national inflation pressures ultimately shaping decisions that affect borrowing, investment, and currencies.
speaker_0HOST
3:46
For further information, see Banco de Mexico, El Financiero, Imagen Radio, and Federal Reserve.
speaker_0HOST
3:57
Brazil's Petrobras is expanding exploration off the coast of Amapá following its August discovery of hydrocarbons in the Foz do Amazonas basin.
speaker_0HOST
4:05
A drilling vessel is being moved to the region, while environmental authorities have authorized three additional exploratory wells, and Petrobras is discussing further licensing with ExxonMobil.
Natalia MagañaGUEST
12:26
O sea, cada vez que nosotros sacamos aquí en México una nueva denominación, un nuevo billete, hay que-- o sea, las empresas que se dedican a hacer estos, estos componentes tienen que hacer una actualización.
Natalia MagañaGUEST
12:37
¿Cómo? A través-- bueno, ellos, ellos tienen sus contactos con Banco de México, se-- a-agarran, este, les solicitan lo, el ponche de billetes que tienen que hacer el nuevo firmware, así se llama.
Natalia MagañaGUEST
12:51
Y entonces, eh, esos-- anteriormente, yo recuerdo cuando yo entré aquí, en algunos casos se tenía que cargar con una memoria.
Natalia MagañaGUEST
12:59
Imagínate, o sea, si tú tienes un-una, una máquinas vending de, no sé, 200 máquinas vending repartidas en todo México.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
1:14
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Omar Hernández JiménezHOST
1:15
El Financiero: Banxico pausa y se desmarca de la Fed.
Omar Hernández JiménezHOST
1:18
Descarta reacción mecánica ante los ajustes de la tasa de referencia en Estados Unidos.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
1:23
[sonido de transición]
Omar Hernández JiménezHOST
1:24
El Economista: Banxico mantuvo su tasa en seis punto cinco por ciento.
Omar Hernández JiménezHOST
1:28
Se desacopla de los ciclos de la Fed.
Omar Hernández JiménezHOST
1:30
Percibe riesgo de que la actividad económica desacelere.
Lorena RuizNARRATOR
0:43
The peso weakens because of the USMCA.
Lorena RuizNARRATOR
0:47
The peso strengthens because Banxico held rates.
Lorena RuizNARRATOR
0:51
The peso reacts to what the Federal Reserve said on Wednesday.
Lorena RuizNARRATOR
0:55
Each of those readings captures something true.
Damian FraserHOST
36:57
But it kind of takes a, some middle way between this, which is that Mexico has, you know, achieved stability, um, you know, thanks to the reforms, uh, Alejandro did.
Damian FraserHOST
37:06
He was-- Alejandro was the chief economist to the Bank of Mexico when Ortiz was the governor.
Damian FraserHOST
37:12
And then, of course, later on in the 2000s, he was the deputy finance minister.
Damian FraserHOST
37:17
Um, but Mexico isn't growing, and he basically says that the transfers have done a good job of reducing poverty, that's for sure.
Dennis HengeveldGUEST
30:07
Mexico, it's not a country I've really paid that much attention to because we haven't really had major collections recently.
Dennis HengeveldGUEST
30:17
I know the rare stuff will still sell very well, but... especially that first Banco de Mexico series, 1925, the large, beautiful AMC notes.
Patrick Ian PerezHOST
30:27
Yeah, the
Dennis HengeveldGUEST
30:28
anchors.
Isaac BeachGUEST
60:19
There's Bank Indonesia.
Isaac BeachGUEST
60:21
Banco de Mexico.
Isaac BeachGUEST
60:22
I can't find one for Malaysia, though, even though it seems quite relevant to the discussion.
Isaac BeachGUEST
60:28
Oh, no, it's right there.
Lorena RuizNARRATOR
0:43
The peso weakens because of the USMCA.
Lorena RuizNARRATOR
0:47
The peso strengthens because Banxico held rates.
Lorena RuizNARRATOR
0:51
The peso reacts to what the Federal Reserve said on Wednesday.
Lorena RuizNARRATOR
0:55
Each of those readings captures something true.

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