Mexican Peso Strengthens Against the Dollar Amid Rate Cut Bets - FXLeaders Mexican Peso Strengthens Against the Dollar Amid Rate Cut Bets  FXLeaders http://dlvr.it/TMKR3B

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Mexican Peso Dips Slightly After Trump’s Tariff Threat Against Mexico - FXLeaders Mexican Peso Dips Slightly After Trump’s Tariff Threat Against Mexico  FXLeaders http://dlvr.it/TLwHjF

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Mexican Peso Ends the Week Lower Amid Renewed Tariff Concerns - FXLeaders Mexican Peso Ends the Week Lower Amid Renewed Tariff Concerns  FXLeaders http://dlvr.it/TLsxq2

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Mexican peso to trade stable in coming months as U.S. escalates tariffs: Reuters poll BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - The Mexican peso is set to trade relatively stable in coming months even as U.S. President Donald Trump escalates his use of tariffs, including a fresh barrage to be announced on Wednesday, a Reuters poll showed. After collapsing nearly 23% in 2024, the peso is up 1.8% year-to-date, supported by Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum’s recent success in negotiations to moderate Trump’s initial tariff push. In six months, the local currency is forecast to drop marginally 0.4% to 20.55 per U.S. dollar from 20.46 on Monday, according to the median estimate of 26 foreign exchange specialists polled March 27-April 1. Many forecasts were based on the assumption that any new tariffs on Mexican products would be limited in scope and short-lived, with the Mexican and U.S. governments eventually reaching middle ground again on trade issues. However, Christian Admin de la Huerta Avila, an economist at Finamex, said "an announcement implying a significant deterioration in the trade outlook could put additional pressure on the exchange rate." Trump will announce reciprocal tariff rates on what he has called "Liberation Day" on April 2, after implementing levies on aluminium, steel and automobiles, along with increased tariffs on all goods from China. For now, the only carve-out for Mexico and Canada would be to deduct the value of any U.S. content from the 25% tariffs on vehicles and parts. Mexican officials have sought "preferential treatment" in the new trade scheme. Still, there are no indications the U.S. will honor previously established protections in the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement. "A lot will also depend on Mexico’s government response ... there is a probability of retaliation by Mexico and that could increase the temporary volatility of the peso," said James Salazar, deputy director of analysis at CIBanco. For the 12-month period, the peso is seen shedding 1.6% to 20.80 per U.S. dollar, according to the consensus view in the survey. Meanwhile, Brazil warned last week that global trade was at risk of being "weaponised" and World Trade Organization strains were likely to worsen before dissipating. Brazil’s high interest rates are expected to at least partially shield the currency. The real is forecast to weaken 3.6% to 5.91 per U.S. dollar in 12 months from 5.70 on Monday. The central bank’s tightening campaign to cool inflation is still not over, a Brazilian policymaker signaled this week. The Selic benchmark rate stands at 14.25%, above Mexico’s key rate at 9.00%. "Brazil is in a cycle of monetary contraction, resulting in a growing interest rate differential with the United States," analysts at 4intelligence consultancy wrote. "This may help counterbalance fiscal problems, leading to relative stability in the USD/BRL exchange rate over the coming year." (Other stories from the April Reuters foreign exchange poll) (Reporting and polling by Gabriel Burin in Buenos Aires; additional polling by Mumal Rathore and Anant Chandak in Bengaluru; Editing by Joe Bavier)

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Mexican Peso and Canadian dollar crash following US President Trump's new tariffs.

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2 Bloomberg: If so, they see the #dollar appreciating — especially against the Chinese #yuan, #Canadiandollar and #Mexicanpeso — and #short-term US #Treasury #yields rising faster than their long-term counterparts. #tariffs #markets #forex

It looks like the kinds of excuses I remember from my youth. All this is missing is a promise to defend the ruble like a dog…if you know, well you know #mexicanpeso

Morena hará las encuestas sobre la reforma judicial: Claudia Sheinbaum La virtual presidenta dice que acordó con el líder del partido realizar los ejercicios porque la fuerza partidista es el instrumento con el que se cuenta actualmente para realizarlos.

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This is not good.

Morena will ruin the Supreme Court and they will be in control of surveys, polls, etc.

Morena will do the surveys on judicial reform: Claudia Sheinbaum

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The peso keeps tanking. It was over $18 for 1 dollar.

Investors fear a pro-expropriation congress majority.

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16.96 MX pesos = 1 US dollar

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The dollar is down again against the MX peso

16.93 MXP = 1 USD

El ‘superpeso’ provoca pérdidas al Banco de México y lo deja sin remanentes para entregar al Gobierno La institución reportó pérdidas por 440.000 millones de pesos el año pasado debido a la apreciación de 13% de la moneda mexicana

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"The 'super Peso' causes losses to the Bank of Mexico and leaves it without surplus to deliver to the Government
They reported losses of 440,000 million pesos last year due to the 13% appreciation of the Mexican currency"
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Mexican Peso strengthens in anticipation of Federal Reserve’s decision The Mexican Peso recovered some ground against the US Dollar on Wednesday as traders braced for a busy economic docket in the United States (US).

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Mexican Peso strengthens in anticipation of Federal Reserve’s decision

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17.1 pesos for 1 US dollar.

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MXN 17.08 = USD 1 (1:20 pm EST)

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1 US dollar = 16.999 pesos

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When that country we all know attacked Iran, the Mexican peso suffered a brief collapse, almost $18 pesos for $1 US dollar. At this time, it has recovered to $17.12 for $1 US dollar.

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17 pesos for 1 dollar.

Mexican Peso Gains Value, Poses Challenge to USD Mexican Peso Gains Value, Poses Challenge to USD The US dollar is losing purchasing power to a new competitor in a fresh set of occurrences. The Mexican peso is rapidly gaining value, posing a unique challenge to the US dollar.  The US dollar has…

Mexican Peso Gains Value, Poses Challenge to USD


The US dollar is losing purchasing power to a new competitor in a fresh set of occurrences. The Mexican peso is rapidly gaining value, posing a unique challenge to the US dollar.  The US dollar has devalued dramatically… #MexicanPeso #USInflation

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It's falling fast.

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The dollar is falling further against the peso today.

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@bloomberg.com keeps saying the same, but.....
Oh oh!
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This is an old joke. This is not valid for #Mexico anymore.
US dollars keep losing value.
Maybe we will have to pray in Spanish.
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