17.289USD
Today
-0.40%
5 Days
-3.22%
1 Month
-1.73%
6 Months
-5.98%
Year to Date
-3.98%
1 Year
-14.39%
Opening Price
17.325Previous Closing Price
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The configuration is positive.
below 17.3202, expect 17.2278 and 17.1728.
the upside prevails as long as 17.3202 is support
Commerzbank’s Michael Pfister and Norman Liebke note that Mexico’s latest inflation data and Banxico minutes support a dovish stance.
Mexico Consumer Confidence dipped from previous 44.5 to 44.1 in March
Mexico Consumer Confidence s.a: 44.1 (March) vs previous 44.4
Commerzbank’s Michael Pfister argues that Mexico’s strong US export performance and extensive USMCA compliance have cushioned the Mexican economy and the Peso from recent US tariff shocks.
Standard Chartered’s Dan Pan and Erwin He note that Banxico’s surprise 25 bps cut and guidance for another easing step have increased downside risks for the Mexican Peso (MXN). They highlight crowded MXN long positioning and a narrower carry advantage versus other EM high-yielders.
ING’s Chris Turner notes that Banxico’s 25 bp rate cut to 6.75% came with largely unchanged inflation forecasts and a projection of a return to target in early 2027.
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