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The Bank of Mexico released the minutes of its August decision on August 20, leaving the interest rate unchanged for the second time in a row.

The state government and the Notaries Council signed an agreement offering a single flat fee during the 'Months of the Will'.

Mexico's consumer regulator tested 94 school items and confirmed that cheaper products can match costly ones in quality—here's how a Cancún family can stretch its budget for the 2026-2027 school year.

The basic-education scholarship pays a one-time 2,500-peso deposit for primary school this month; middle-school students get their next payment in October, and registration for newcomers opens in September.

Since January, the tax office withholds 0.90% of your saved principal, up from 0.50% last year. What it means if you hold Cetes, a bank note or an interest-bearing account in Cancún, and how to weigh it.

Retail grew 1% at same-stores, below inflation —a real-terms drop. What it reveals about household buying power and how to stretch your grocery budget in Cancún.

The early indicator of private consumption showed no growth in July after rising just 0.2% in June — a sign Mexican families are tightening their spending.

The private-sector consensus nudged its growth forecast from 1.1% to 1.2%, well below the official target; it also sees 4% inflation and Banxico's rate on hold.

The traveling event offers civil registry copies, property tax, cadastre, health services and aid; here's how to make the most of the next edition.

The space for people aged 12 to 29 offers a student dining hall, robotics, programming and free psychological care.

The Bank of Mexico's reference exchange rate stood close to 17.06 pesos per dollar, a level unseen since June 2024; the peso has gained about 5.5% in 2026.

Supermarket and department-store chains reported nominal same-store growth of 1%; stripping out 3.12% inflation, sales fell about 2%, a sign of weakening consumption.