Mexican Peso plunges almost 2% on President-elect Trump ... Banxico unanimously lowered rates by 25 basis points (bps) on November 14 to 10.25% as expected. Last week, Banxico Governor Victoria ...

According to election guru Nate Silver, the election outcome is going to be “a pure coin ... to 10.25% at their meeting on November 14. This is likely to put pressure on the Mexican Peso as ...

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The Mexican peso opened this Thursday at 20.35 pesos per US dollar in international markets, marking a depreciation of 0.47% or 10 centavos compared to the previous day, according to Bloomberg data.

The "Trump trade," which comprises of bullish bets in bitcoin (BTC), the dollar index, and bets on higher Treasury yields and lower Mexican peso ... traded nearly 10% higher at 1.548 million ...

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Mexican Peso strength unlikely to last as Deutsche Bank eye return to 20 The USD/MXN exchange rate closed the week strongly... Foreign exchange rate forecasts surrounding the US dollar ...

Below is a table showing 365 days of historical exchange rates data for the year of 2023, covering the Mexican Peso (MXN ... 09/01/2023 Tuesday 10 January 2023 (10/01/2023) $1 MXN = $0.0525 ...

The Mexican peso ... automotive sector. The peso has depreciated about 20% this year, raising concerns about inflation and economic growth. Reports suggest a possible 10% increase in imports ...

Puerto Vallarta, Mexico – The Mexican peso is experiencing a depreciation against the U.S. dollar on Wednesday morning, driven by a stronger greenback and ongoing market reactions to political ...

The ten-sentimo coin (10¢) coin is a denomination of the Philippine peso. It was the oldest denomination under 1 peso in the country's circulation, having been introduced in 1880 during the Spanish ...