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• U.S. Cuts Interest Rates by 0.5%: What it Means for the Peso and Expats Living in Mexico Puerto Vallarta, Mexico - In a widely anticipated move, the U.S. Federal Reserve announced today that it is cutting interest rates by 0.5%, marking a significant shift in monetary policy aimed at boosting economic activity amid concerns about slowing growth. While the immediate impact of this decision will be felt across financial markets and the…
• Return of Superpeso? The Mexican Peso Reached its Best Day in 17 Days on Thursday The Mexican peso experienced its best day in over two weeks on Thursday, bolstered by the weakening U.S. dollar as macroeconomic data from the United States signaled that the Federal Reserve (Fed) could begin reducing the cost of credit next week. The peso registered a gain of 1.62%, or 32.11 cents, closing at 19.4724 pesos…
• Are Americans Souring on Mexico? The Truth Behind Mexico’s Tourism Drop The Sustainable Tourism Advanced Research Center (STARC) at the Universidad Anáhuac Cancún has raised concerns about a challenging close to 2024 for Mexico's tourism industry. The center predicts a reduction in available airplane seats and a decline in international and domestic flights, particularly affecting the country's top beach destinations, including Cancún, Los Cabos, and Puerto…
• The Dark Side of Puerto Vallarta’s Tourism Boom: 650 Tons of Garbage Left Uncollected on Streets Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco – Over the weekend, the ongoing garbage collection crisis in Puerto Vallarta intensified as dozens of neighborhoods reported a complete absence of collection services. Residents in areas such as Volcanes, Ecoterra, Univa, Palmar de Aramara, Ixtapa, Las Juntas, and several other communities have stated that garbage trucks have not passed since the…
• The Mexican Peso Just Made a Surprising Comeback – See What’s Behind the 4.73% Jump Puerto Vallarta, Mexico - The Mexican peso saw a modest appreciation against the US dollar on Tuesday, closing at 19.1399 pesos per dollar, reflecting a 0.39% gain or 7.43 cents compared to last Friday’s close. The data, reported by the Bank of Mexico (Banxico), highlights the peso’s strengthening, as the currency has consistently gained ground…
• Mexico’s Independence Day Celebrations in Puerto Vallarta: Know the Parades, Events, and Road Closures Puerto Vallarta is gearing up for a series of patriotic events in honor of Mexico's Independence Day, which will take place during the long weekend from September 14 to 16. These celebrations include various cultural activities, such as the charro parades and the civic-military parade, all centered around the city’s downtown area. To ensure the…
• Civil Protection Issues Red Flag Warning on 19 Puerto Vallarta Beaches Following Tropical Storm Ileana Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco – In response to the dangerous conditions caused by tropical storm Ileana, Civil Protection authorities in Puerto Vallarta have issued a red flag warning on 19 public beaches along the city's coastline. The move is part of a broader effort by the municipal department to ensure the safety of beachgoers, urging both…
• Two Beaches in Puerto Vallarta Revalidate Blue Flag Certification for 2024-2025 Season Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco – The Westin and Marriott resort hotels in Puerto Vallarta have successfully revalidated their Blue Flag certifications for the 2024-2025 season, marking the second consecutive year these hotels have earned this prestigious environmental recognition. Unfortunately, the city has seen a decline in the number of Blue Flag beaches, with several certifications lost…
• Mexican Peso Declines as U.S. Federal Reserve Cuts Interest Rates The Mexican peso started Thursday with a slight decline following the U.S. Federal Reserve’s decision to cut its interest rate, sparking changes in global financial markets. The exchange rate for the U.S. dollar today, September 19, 2024, is 19.30 pesos per dollar, as investors continue reacting to the Fed’s move to ease monetary policy. The…
• American Retiree Shares Mixed Experiences After Moving from Texas to Puerto Vallarta Puerto Vallarta, Mexico - As Mexico continues to see an influx of expatriates from the United States, a growing number of Americans are moving south in search of new experiences, a more relaxed lifestyle, or, in some cases, to stretch their retirement savings. Geary Bartmess, a retired lawyer who lived in Texas for 35 years,…