Banco de México is the central bank of Mexico. By constitutional mandate, it is autonomous in both its operations and management. Its main function is to provide domestic currency to the Mexican economy and its main priority is to ensure the stability of the domestic currency’s purchasing power. Its other functions are to promote both the sound development of the financial system and the optimal functioning of the payment systems.

02/21/12

Summer Research Internship Program (Directorate General of Financial Stability)

02/21/12

Summer Research Internship Program (Directorate General of Financial System Issues)

02/16/12

"¿Atenuación de la desaceleración económica?", Manuel Sánchez, Deputy Governor of Banco de México (available only in Spanish)

02/15/12

Inflation Report October-December 2011 (Full text available only in Spanish)

02/08/12

Summer Research Internship Program (General Directorate of Strategy, Risks and Payment Systems)

02/01/12

Monetary Program for 2012

01/31/12

"El enigma del desarrollo económico", Manuel Sánchez, Deputy Governor of Banco de México (available only in Spanish)

01/20/12

The target for the overnight interbank funding rate is kept at 4.50 per cent

01/12/12

"Política monetaria de México frente a la incertidumbre global", Manuel Ramos Francia, Deputy Governor of Banco de Mexico (available only in Spanish)

01/06/12

"Evolución reciente de la economía mexicana", Agustín Carstens, Governor of Banco de México (available only in Spanish)

12/23/11

2011-18 On the Term Structure of Interest Rates of the Mexican Government. (Available only in Spanish)

12/21/11

2011-17 In the Quest of Macroprudential Policy Tools

12/19/11

2011-16 An Evaluation of the 1997 Fiscal Decentralization Reform in Mexico: The Case of the Health Sector

12/09/11

"Mexico’s economic integration and outlook", Manuel Sánchez, Deputy Governor of Banco de México

12/07/11

2011-14 Policy Response to External Shocks: Lessons from the Crisis