Today
-0.40%
5 Days
+0.67%
1 Month
+3.96%
6 Months
+7.55%
Year to Date
+4.29%
1 Year
+1.39%
Opening Price
18.813Previous Closing Price
18.853
As long as 18.8122 is support, look for 19.0477
below 18.8122, expect 18.7239 and 18.6713.
As long as 18.8122 is support, look for 19.0477
The Mexican Peso is poised to depreciate over 1.20% against the US Dollar on Thursday, with the USD/MXN trading at 18.86.
• USDMXN rises due to policy divergence between the Federal Reserve and Banco de México. • Shrinking US-Mexico interest rate differentials reduce the carry-trade appeal of the Mexican peso. • Global risk aversion and USMCA trade uncertainty add upward pressure on USDMXN.
The Mexican Peso makes a U-turn and depreciates by 0.60% against the US Dollar, with the latter strengthening against a basket of six currencies, known as the US Dollar Index (DXY).
Commerzbank FX analyst Michael Pfister reviews the recent sharp depreciation of the Mexican Peso (MXN) against the US Dollar (USD) and argues that the move looks overdone. He highlights Banxico’s dovish stance, USMCA trade uncertainties and rising risk aversion as key drivers.
• USD/MXN momentum rose from U.S. dollar demand and interest-rate differential pressures. • A narrowing U.S.-Mexico interest-rate spread eroded the Mexican peso's yield advantage. • Technical indicators show a neutral MACD, neutral RSI, and buy Williams %R.
The Mexican Peso registers gains versus the US Dollar on Monday, as USD/MXN edges down 0.57% amid improving risk appetite and US tech stocks rising on Anthropic's IPO filing, while the Greenback posts solid gains versus major FX currencies, but not against the Mexican currency.
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