Inflation Calculator Mexico City

Inflation Calculator for Mexico City

Prices paid by households in Mexico City follow the national consumer price index for Mexico, because official inflation is measured country-wide rather than city by city. In the latest month available, September 2026, annual consumer price inflation was 3.45% according to the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) series compiled from the national statistics office.

Facts that change the answer

• Latest annual inflation: 3.45% (September 2026)
• National CPI change, calendar years 2000 to 2025: prices up 202.4% in total (index 63.3 to 191.5)
• Ten years, 2015 to 2025: prices up 60.3%, so MXN 100 of 2025 buys what about MXN 62.4 bought in 2015
• Highest calendar-year inflation since 2001: 7.9% in 2022; lowest: 2.7% in 2015
• Bank of Mexico policy rate: 6.5% (September 2026), which is above the latest national inflation rate of 3.45%
• Year by year: 2016 2.8%, 2017 6.0%, 2018 4.9%, 2019 3.6%, 2020 3.4%, 2021 5.7%, 2022 7.9%, 2023 5.5%, 2024 4.7%, 2025 3.8%
• Earlier years: 2001 6.4%, 2002 5.0%, 2003 4.5%, 2004 4.7%, 2005 4.0%, 2006 3.6%, 2007 4.0%, 2008 5.1%, 2009 5.3%, 2010 4.2%, 2011 3.4%, 2012 4.1%, 2013 3.8%, 2014 4.0%, 2015 2.7%
• Last 12 monthly readings: Oct 25 3.6%, Nov 25 3.8%, Dec 25 3.7%, Jan 26 3.8%, Feb 26 4.0%, Mar 26 4.6%, Apr 26 4.4%, May 26 3.9%, Jun 26 3.4%, Jul 26 3.1%, Aug 26 3.3%, Sep 26 3.5%

Worked example for Mexico City

Enter MXN 10,000 as today's cost, 3.45% as the inflation rate and 10 years. If prices in Mexico City kept rising at that pace, the same basket would cost MXN 14,038 in 2036, and MXN 10,000 left in cash would buy only what MXN 7,124 buys now. The figure of MXN 10,000 is just an example amount in Mexican peso; type your own rent, school fee or grocery bill instead.

The average of the ten calendar-year rates from 2016 to 2025 for Mexico works out at 4.8%. Try that figure as well as the latest 3.45% reading: the gap between the two shows how sensitive a long-range plan in Mexico City is to which rate you pick. For a 20-year horizon the difference between 4.8% and 3.45% changes the future cost of MXN 10,000 from MXN 25,756 to MXN 19,707.

Sources: BIS consumer price statistics · BIS central bank policy rates. Checked 5 November 2026. For how the maths works, see the Inflation Calculator guide.