According to CoinMeta, Rodrigo Arias Calderón, the governor of Mexico's central bank, stated that due to the different economic environments faced by Mexico and the United States, Mexico's central bank can independently formulate its monetary policy path. She pointed out that the Federal Reserve is currently facing inflationary pressures from a strong job market, high demand, and rising energy prices, while Mexico's economy still has idle capacity. Government measures have mitigated the impact of the energy price shocks caused by the Iran war on the domestic economy. Arias Calderón emphasized that Mexico's monetary policy does not need to mechanically follow adjustments to expected federal funds rates; instead, the central bank will comprehensively assess the overall inflation outlook, including domestic economic activity, inflation expectations, exchange rate trends, and the financial environment.