10.12国际化肥、农业资讯

2026年10月12日
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In September 2023, inflation in Brazil climbed to 4.58% year-on-year due to higher transport and food-and-beverage costs, surpassing the Central Bank's target range of 1.5%–4.5%. Rising international fuel prices also added upward pressure, though housing inflation eased. Meanwhile, Mexico's inflation reached 3.45%, driven by spikes in non-core price indices such as fruits, vegetables, and energy. Despite staying within the Central Bank of Mexico's 2%–4% tolerance band, the rise highlighted price volatility linked to global conflicts. Both countries adjusted economic forecasts amidst these inflationary pressures.