Mexican Peso News - News and Information for Mexican Peso by PVDN

The peso enters the weekend near 16.92 per dollar after a fifth weekly gain, supported by a softer dollar and Banxico's steady rate.

Mexico’s peso strengthened Friday as the dollar weakened, Banxico held a firm rate stance and June retail sales sent mixed signals.

The peso eased to about 16.99 per dollar Thursday as markets weighed a weak U.S. dollar, rising oil and upcoming Banxico minutes.

The peso strengthened modestly to about 17.03 per dollar as markets weighed a softer dollar, Banxico policy, oil prices and Fed minutes.

The peso traded near 17.04 per dollar Tuesday as rising oil and bond yields met softer U.S. data and steady Mexican interest rates.

The peso trades near 17.01 per dollar as softer U.S. data weighs on the greenback and Banxico keeps Mexico’s rate at 6.50%.

The peso entered the weekend near 17.03 per dollar after weak U.S. retail sales pressured the dollar and Banxico held rates steady.

The dollar was quoted near 17.02 pesos Saturday after a quiet Friday close, with softer U.S. data offset by higher oil and geopolitical risk.

The peso strengthened toward 17 per dollar Friday as softer U.S. inflation reduced Fed hike bets while oil and geopolitical risks lingered.

The Mexican peso held near 17.06 per dollar Thursday as softer U.S. inflation data and Banxico’s rate pause shaped trading.

The peso strengthened near 17.06 per dollar Wednesday as markets weighed U.S. inflation, Fed policy, oil risks and Banxico’s rate pause.

The peso traded near 17.13 per dollar Tuesday morning as markets weighed Banxico’s pause in rate hikes, softer Mexican inflation, and oil risks.

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