Consumer prices in Mexico fell 0.45% in May, taking annual inflation down to 3%, from 3.2% as at end-April, according to Central Bank figures. Headline inflation was driven down by declines in food and energy prices. However, stripping out food and energy left core inflation up 0.15%.
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