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Mexican Peso Dropping Amid Election Concerns, Trade Deficit, and Global Market Shifts

Puerto Vallarta, Mexico - The Mexican peso opened at 19.98 per dollar in international markets today, marking a depreciation of 0.16% or three cents compared to Monday’s session, Bloomberg reports. This slight decline continues a weakening trend from the weekend, as heightened concerns about the upcoming U.S. presidential election, particularly the potential return of Donald Trump, influenced market sentiment, according to analysts at Monex.

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